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1
There was no
shame
in his face.
The Red Badge of Courage
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In Chapter 6
2
His friend at his side seemed suffering great
shame
.
The Red Badge of Courage
By Stephen Crane
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In Chapter 15
3
And now the retreat of the mule drivers was a march of
shame
to him.
The Red Badge of Courage
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In Chapter 20
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For a moment he blushed, and the light of his soul flickered with
shame
.
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In Chapter 24
5
They were ever upraising the ghost of
shame
on the stick of their curiosity.
The Red Badge of Courage
By Stephen Crane
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In Chapter 10
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All to be seen was
shame
for captivity and regret for the right to antagonize.
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In Chapter 23
7
He was convicted by himself of many
shameful
crimes against the gods of traditions.
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In Chapter 2
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Because of the tattered soldier's question he now felt that his
shame
could be viewed.
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In Chapter 9
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I don't want yeh to ever do anything, Henry, that yeh would be '
shamed
to let me know about.'
The Red Badge of Courage
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Shame
was upon him, and with it profound regret that he was, perhaps, no more to be counted in the ranks of his fellows.
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In Chapter 23