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Meanings of new shyness in English

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Usage of new shyness in English
1
And so she said, and the new shyness brought its own sweetness:
The Visioning: A Novel
2
There was a new shyness in her manner, as of some unwonted restraint.
Old Rose and Silver
3
Then he released her, and they both looked at each other with a new shyness.
Elizabeth's Campaign
4
The thought passed instantaneously, but there was a new shyness in her manner as she approached.
Castle Craneycrow
5
Now disquieting thoughts intervened, producing a new shyness.
The Mormon Prophet
6
She looked kindly in her new shyness.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
7
She looked shyly-witha new shyness-ather lover when he came into the room where they were dining.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
8
Keith saw Jenny, tall and pale, looking thin in her shabby dress, but indescribably attractive and beautiful even in her new shyness.
Nocturne
9
When Barbara and Roger went to meet them, the strange, new shyness that had settled down upon them both effectually hindered conversation.
Flower of the Dusk
10
All this lay growing and developing; but as yet she was still a girl, with a new shyness and comeliness and a bold, searching heart.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
11
She was shaking with a sudden new shyness, but love gave her courage and she went to him, her bare feet noiseless on the rugs.
The Sheik: A Novel
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