| And much to my abashment he and the old man fell upon my neck and kissed me on both cheeks. |
| If the latter is the case, that might be cause for at least a slight sense of abashment, if not shame. |
| He tells that story, without abashment, with pride almost, but then being who he is he can get away with it. |
| He dropped the hand that had been lightly resting on her arm, and his dapper air of self-confidence wilted in abashment. |
| Crimsoning, Alrek fell from his hill of scorn to the valley of abashment. |
| Mr. Garland accepted the introduction with signs of abashment, but stated his business simply. |
