The influence which Madame du Barri exerted over the king became more rooted as he became more used to submit to it, and more notorious as he grew more shameless in his avowal of it.

But Benham, who had been saying, "It takes a year in the Yukon for a man to get on to himself," interrupted his favourite theme to ask: "Your other cabin like this?" Whereon, O'Flynn, shameless of the contrast in cabins, jumped up, and said: "Come and see, while I wood up.

It was Mrs. Selwyn, too, who said to George II., that he was the last person she would ever have an intrigue with, because she was sure he would tell the queen of it: it was well known that that very virtuous sovereign made his wife the confidante of his amours, which was even more shameless than young De Sévigné's taking advice from his mother on his intrigue with Ninon de l'Enclos.

Cianghella is said to have been an abandoned woman, of manners as shameless as her morals.

"I know it," she laughed with a shrug, "and the worst of it is that I'm quite shameless about it.

f-pay major known to Crabbe in his Aldeburgh days, and even the tolerant Jeffrey held that the character was rather too shameless for poetical treatment.

It seemed so shameless to him, so lacking in reserve.