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Meanings of more shame in English

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Usage of more shame in English
1
And the more shame for you, because you ought to know best.
An Unsocial Socialist
2
Your old lease, more shame to it, says childern ain't allowed here.
Mary Rose of Mifflin
3
He looked more shame faced than ever, which re doubled her wariness.
The viscount and the virgin
4
The more shame for him that he sends me that ring.
Tales from Shakespeare
5
But their mute sympathy itself made them more shame-faced than ever.
What's Bred in the Bone
6
The more shame mine, then, if he left me where you found me!
Lo, Michael!
7
No more shame; no more shirking or shrinking; no more lingering on the irrevocable.
The Second Generation
8
In an American ship, too, more shame to us that it must be said.
The Gates of Chance
9
It's the more shame to you when you know better.'
Prester John
10
We can only reply again, the more shame for the French doctors and priests!
Jeanne D'Arc: Her Life And Death
11
The more shame to you; I've some delicious ones.
The Portrait of a Lady — Volume 1
12
If you be gentle the more shame on you.
The Path of the King
13
The more shame to you to lie here idle like a dog before the fire.'
Lay Morals, and Other Papers
14
If our hospitality does not place Miss Lindsay above suspicion, the more shame for us.
An Unsocial Socialist
15
Then the more shame for you- asnake-fellow-ahorse-witch- andalil-reader- yet youca n'tshiftforyourself
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
16
Bless your dear heart, I haven't begun to do anything yet, more shame to me!
Eight Cousins
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