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Hence the importance of good criminal laws to the moral education of mankind. Among contributary streams to the moral faculty, he enumerates courage, energy, and decision, properly directed. He recognizes 'duties to ourselves, although condemning the expression as absurd. Intemperance, improvidence, timidity are morally wrong.
As it was evidently an ACCIDENT, which, in that rude community and even in some more civilized ones conveyed a vague impression of some contributary incapacity on the part of the victim, or some Providential interference of a retributive character, Burnt Ridge gave itself little trouble about it. It is unnecessary to say that Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth gave themselves and Josephine much more.
This is why, one immediately perceives in studying his works, Rodin's treatment, while exhausting every contributary detail to the end of complete expression, is never permitted to fritter away its energy either in the mystifications of optical illusion, or in the infantine idealization of what is essentially subordinate and ancillary.
While all of this class favored and advocated ratification for the reasons stated, yet their known attitude towards the clause proved to be a contributary cause of the rejection of the Constitution.
Nine hours absent daily through the week; and it was probable that he was in bed by eleven, up at seven seven hours' sleep; of the eight hours left in twenty-four half if not two-thirds of the Sundays and some part of the others were devoted to a recreation; and this took no account of the briefcases brought home, the thought and contributary preoccupations.
Too much work, too much worry, too much monotony and she has reached the time of life when these things are most apt to occur. Her husband's death was undoubtedly a contributary cause. With proper medical attention she may recover from this attack partially, at least. She should be removed to a good hospital, or a trained nurse placed in charge of the case here. That will be expensive.
It may, however, not unfairly introduce a very few considerations on the side of Keats's letters which is not so good. All but idolaters acknowledge a certain boyishness in him a boyishness which is in fact no mean source contributary of his charm in verse. It is perhaps not always quite so charming in prose, and especially in letters.
So justly could Fielding apportion the contributary negligence of society towards the criminals bred by its apathy. And it was not only the impoverished porter who found help at Bow Street. As Mr Austin Dobson says, in commenting on one of Horace Walpole's scurrilous letters, "it must always have been a more or less ragged regiment which met about that kindly Bow Street board."
But the later Hebrew writer's addition of "the fountains of the deep" to "the windows of heaven" certainly suggests a more intimate knowledge of Mesopotamia, where some contributary cause other than local rain must be sought for the sudden and overwhelming catastrophes of which the rivers are capable.
It receives on the right a contributary rill which flows through a combe that rivals the main valley in romantic beauty. The second plank-bridge across the water will lead up a very steep footpath to Cloutsham. Horrington, East and West, two contiguous villages on the S. slope of the Mendips, 2 m. E. from Wells, and overlooking the city. At E. Horrington there is a small modern church .
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