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But what is this evil? Whither does it tend, and on what part of him that disobeys will it fall? Cri. Clearly on his body, for this it ruins. Socr. You say well. The case is the same, too, Crito, with all other things, not to go through them all.
The last time I saw him he was looking for Don John, who, I am afraid, is rather leaky." In spite of his bluff manners, Laud saw that the captain was not a little startled by the information just imparted. "The miserable little psalm-singer," growled the strange man, walking the room, muttering to himself. "If he disobeys my orders, I'll thrash him worse than Hasbrook was thrashed."
Those whom I order to fight will fight, I know; those whom I tell off to fell trees, to raise obstacles, or to pile stones on the edge of precipices, must labour with equal zeal; while those who are despatched to drive up cattle, or to guard them until needed in the forest, will know that their turn for active fighting will come in good time. The man who disobeys me dies.
Only this is the Universal Law, that whosoever disobeys, his disobedience recoils on his own head as of Necessity it MUST, whereas obedience is the working in perfect harmony with all Nature, and of equal Necessity brings its own reward. Cling to the Cross for one moment.. the moment called by mortals, Life, ... and it shall lift thee straightway into highest Heaven!
That feeling will fail you if you work it too hard, and especially if you show vexation at his pleasures. Keep that for real evils, like falsehood or cruelty. 'Not for disobedience? 'The evil of disobedience depends much more upon the authority of an order than on the child itself. If he disobeys you under his father's licence, you cannot make much of it. You have him a good deal to yourself?
"Sieur, that will be a dangerous experiment," interrupted Cartier. "I had three criminals with me on my last voyage, and they poisoned the minds of nearly every other man on the ship." "You forget," said Roberval, "that I am commander in this expedition. An iron hand falls upon the man who disobeys my slightest wish.
"Aye, base archer, begone!" nodded the Pardoner, seating himself upon the sward. "Thy visage dour accordeth not with deep-seated thought take it hence!" "There spake wisdom, Giles, and he is a fool that disobeys. So, Giles begone!" Hereupon Giles frowned upon the Pardoner, who lolling at his ease, snapped his fingers at Giles, whereat Giles scowled amain and scowling, strode away.
Go high enough, and you can raise the light from beyond the shower, and the shadow from behind the ray. Only the shapeless and lifeless smoke disobeys and defeats the summer of the eyes. Up at the top of the seaward hill your first thought is one of some compassion for sailors, inasmuch as they see but little of their sea.
Whately bestowed merely a glance of cold contempt, while her son had failed him utterly as an ally. He therefore sullenly drove his malice back into his heart with the feeling that he must now bide his time. Even Mr. Baron was curt and said briefly before he left the ground, "Be sure you're right before you go ahead. Hereafter give your orders quietly and let me know who disobeys."
They are presented as good and evil, as vice and virtue, as villainy and heroism. The boy feels mean and cowardly when he obeys, and selfish and rascally when he disobeys. He looses his moral courage just as he comes to hate books and languages.
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