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  • With a rush of half-shamed relief, she realized just who was there in the dining room with her: Hugo, of course.

    Whispers At Midnight Karen Robards 2003

  • With a rush of half-shamed relief, she realized just who was there in the dining room with her: Hugo, of course.

    Whispers At Midnight Karen Robards 2003

  • With a rush of half-shamed relief, she realized just who was there in the dining room with her: Hugo, of course.

    Whispers At Midnight Karen Robards 2003

  • With a rush of half-shamed relief, she realized just who was there in the dining room with her: Hugo, of course.

    Whispers At Midnight Karen Robards 2003

  • "I wanted to tell him myself," Elizabeth said with a half-shamed look in her mother's direction.

    The Wind Before the Dawn Dell H. Munger

  • Then, with a queer, half-shamed laugh, he added: "There's Spanish blood in the Trenbys, you know -- as there is in many of the Cornish folk."

    The Moon out of Reach Margaret Pedler

  • He paused at the threshold, and drew back with a half-shamed laugh.

    Gilian The Dreamer His Fancy, His Love and Adventure Neil Munro

  • But there was a certain half-shamed, half-defiant suggestion in his expression, yet coupled with

    The Idler Magazine, Vol III. May 1893 An Illustrated Monthly Various

  • "Mon coeur," whispered the lass, and her voice was low and her face half-shamed, but very brave.

    The McBrides A Romance of Arran John Sillars

  • In the man's was a half-shamed pride, as if he exulted in the strength with which he had been able to maintain his will against her supreme effort to overthrow it.

    Within the Law 1913

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