A guilty person runs when no-one is chasing.

The guilty make excuses before being accused.

A sense of guilt goes with excess pleasures.

Those who shout the loudest usually have the most to hide.

Guilt and fear are cousins.

The things we condemn are the things we are capable of ourselves.

To deny your guilt is to double it.

Who strikes first admits he is wrong.

The guilty are their own executioner.

Explaining is half confessing.

The troubles we bring on ourselves are often hardest to bear.

Too many people spend their lives choking on guilt.

The greatest pain is that which is self-inflicted.

There is luxury in self-reproach.

The damage done by guilt is crippling.

Guilt goes hand-in-hand with pleasure.

We need scapegoats to purge ourselves of our own guilt.