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He looked at the grub half ashamed and made a wry face.
2
Suddenly the girl remembered me, and standing up she said, half ashamed:
3
He took it up slowly as if half ashamed of his weakness.
4
He was half proud, half ashamed of the thing that had happened.
5
I now boldly advanced, half ashamed, though laughing at my previous fears.
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Nothing, most likely, yet I am always half ashamed that I stayed behind.
7
The woman, half ashamed, half recalcitrant, in the end promised amendment.
8
The master rode away, half ashamed of his foolish concern for the derelicts.
9
He was more than half ashamed to tell her the truth.
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And he was half proud and half ashamed of his notoriety.
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It was his excuse for these confidences, of which he was half ashamed.
12
True, it was an impulse of which he was more than half ashamed.
13
He laughed again as if he were half ashamed of his own feeling.
14
Something he was half ashamed and half proud of, love of his country.
15
She felt more than half ashamed of her uncle's eccentricity in this matter.
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She was standing with head down, half angry and half ashamed.
