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Field of Caesar's Power Upper Italy While Caesar thus had the one thing which was needful unlimited political and military authority and a trustworthy army ready for the fight his power extended, comparatively speaking, over only a very limited space. It was based essentially on the province of Upper Italy.
For thereof is made clothing to wear, and sails to sail, and nets to fish and to hunt, and thread to sew, ropes to bind, and strings to shoot, bonds to bind, lines to mete and to measure, and sheets to rest in, and sacks, bags, and purses, to put and to keep things in. And so none herb is so needful, to so many divers uses to mankind, as is the flax.
But that task of cleansing oneself is not an easy one; the waters of that Jordan in which it is needful to wash are scalding hot. The cool neighbouring streams of life's pleasant valleys will by no means suffice. Since she had been home at Orley Farm she had been very scrupulous as to going down into the parlour both at breakfast and at dinner, so that she might take her meals with her son.
Securing the door by a heavy bolt on the outside, he gave orders to his squire to attend to the comforts of the prisoner; and then turning into his closet with Marmaduke, said: "I sent for thee, young cousin, with design to commit to thy charge one whose absence from England I deemed needful that design I must abandon.
In what manner the church is to carry forward this work of Christianizing society is a practical question calling for great wisdom. It may not be needful that the church should undertake to organize the industrial or political or domestic or philanthropic machinery of society. Its business is not, ordinarily, to construct social machinery; its business is to furnish social motive power.
Thus she lived in a ceaseless struggle, which was intensified daily. At times it seemed that a kind of net surrounded her, and that in trying to break through it she entangled herself more and more. She had also to confess that for her the sight of him was becoming more needful, his voice was becoming dearer, and that she had to struggle with all her might against the wish to sit at his bedside.
Throughout my discussion I have tried to help the reader to keep this twofold goodness in mind by the use of such phrases as "fullness of organization." Yet it must be confessed that between the two elements of goodness there is a kind of opposition, needful though both are for each other.
In place of the dainty, rich, refined, complicated, highly-spiced food, to which I had formerly inclined, the most simple viands became needful and most pleasing of all to me, cabbage-soup, porridge, black bread, and tea v prikusku.
Newman had been accompanied on his present errand by a slight sentiment, I will not say of defiance a readiness for aggression or defense, as they might prove needful but of reflection, good-humored suspicion.
It is vain to look for any express warrant for any such power in the Constitution, except in the language of the 3d section of the 4th article, declaring that "The Congress shall have power to dispose of and make all needful rules and regulations respecting the territory or other property of the United States."
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