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We wish to be assured that we are something, and that we can produce notable effects upon other beings out of ourselves. It is this principle, which instigates a child to destroy his playthings, and to torment and kill the animals around him.
The continuance of the liability after the means to discharge it have been exhausted can only serve to dispirit the debtor; or, where his resources are but partial, the want of power in the Government to compromise and release the demand instigates to fraud as the only resource for securing a support to his family.
To effect this, Gotama instigates a quarrel between the professors, Ganadas and Haradatta, regarding their respective pre-eminence. They appeal to the Raja, who, in consideration of Ganadasa's being patronised by the queen, refers the dispute to her.
Curse upon the heart of the little devil, said I, who instigates you to think so hardly of the faithfullest heart in the world! How dare you, Sir! And there she stopt; having almost overshot herself; as I designed she should. How dare I what, Madam? And I looked with meaning. How dare I what? Vile man And do you And there again she stopt. Do I what, Madam? And why vile man?
"But surely through love you loved me?" "Yes. But I wanted to let it stop there, and go on always as mere lovers; until " "But people in love couldn't live for ever like that!" "Women could: men can't, because they won't. An average woman is in this superior to an average man that she never instigates, only responds. We ought to have lived in mental communion, and no more."
He employs no other means and, adapting the means to the end and the end to the means, manages the important days and instigates the decisive measures of the Revolution: the 10th of August, the 2nd of September, the 31st of May, the 2nd of June; the decree providing for an army of paid sans-culottes "to keep down aristocrats with their pikes;" the decree in each commune where grain is dear, taxing the rich to put bread within reach of the poor; the decree giving laborers forty sous for attending the meetings of the Section Assemblies; the institution of the revolutionary Tribunal; the proposal to erect the Committee of Public Safety into a provisional government; the proclamation of Terror; the concentration of Jacobin zeal on useful works; the employment of the eight thousand delegates of the primary assemblies, who had been sent home as recruiting agents for the universal armament; the inflammatory expressions of young men on the frontier; the wise resolutions for limiting the levy en masse to men between eighteen and twenty-five, which put an end to the scandalous songs and dances by the populace in the very hall of the Convention.
It instigates, begins, leaves off, and then continues, rousing to action the hearer's innate need of an aim and an order and meaning in things.
"To thee be thy woe," replied the youth: "he can prevent thee who directs man and his inmost thoughts, and who never falsifieth his gracious promises." "He it is," cried the tyrant, "who instigates me to put thee to death."
To this we may add, that it is sometimes the devil who instigates a person to undertake immoderate fasting, in order to render that person incapable of spiritual exercises, and for other evil intentions." The holy Founder cautioned his brethren to avoid excess in fasting, even more than excess in eating, because he knew that they were all animated by the spirit of mortification.
Which instigates the moral reflection that life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles, with sniffles predominating. While the mistress of the home is gradually subsiding from the first stage to the second, take a look at the home. A furnished flat at $8 per week. It did not exactly beggar description, but it certainly had that word on the lookout for the mendicancy squad.
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