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Abashedly

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A`bash´ed`ly    (~ĕd`lŷ)
adv.1.In an abashed manner.


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Although we do not have Lucy's response, it may be inferred from a subsequent letter he wrote her, in which Audubon appears surprised and hurt that "thou are so intent on my not returning to thee" and signs it, somewhat abashedly, "For life, your really devoted, Audubon.
Natural Wonder; What John James Audubon didn't say in his art by Finch, Robert / The Weekly Standard
At another point in the book Pollock abashedly notes that these are her own expectations ("presumptions"?
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At first, we did nothing, abashedly commenting after Mass that we couldn't figure out when or how to get the bow in.
Take a bow: can the body language of the new liturgical rules help ... by LeBlanc, Ann / U.S. Catholic
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