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Updated: May 13, 2025
Balarama explains that his visit is to show them that Krishna has not entirely forgotten them and as proof he offers to re-enact the circular dance and himself engage with them as lover. In this way the circular dance is once again performed. The full moon pours down, the cowgirls deck themselves and songs rise in the air.
There was a bill introduced in the legislature during the last session to re-enact the "black laws," but it was hopelessly defeated; the member who introduced it evidently mistook his latitude; he ought to be a member of the Georgia legislature. But the state which, for several reasons, one might expect to have the strictest laws in regard to the relations of the races, has really the loosest.
It was not until the year 1683, when the revenue laws were about to expire, when the right of the duke to re-enact them was denied in America, and doubted in England, that he could be prevailed on to appoint a new governor with instructions to convene an assembly. In 1674, lord Berkeley assigned his interest in the Jerseys to William Penn and his associates.
Nothing concerns him less than their consciousness; he can allow that to run itself off when he is sure of their temper and habits. A great master of affairs is usually unsympathetic. His observation is not in the least dramatic or dreamful, he does not yield himself to animal contagion or re-enact other people's inward experience. He is too busy for that, and too intent on his own purposes.
It is not inconsistent with Christian doctrine to suppose that, in cases of such terrible crimes as that we have been discussing, the evil spirits who prompted these crimes may, for a period more or less lengthy, be forced to haunt the scene of their machinations, and re-enact there, in phantom show, the horrors they once caused in reality.
After the endurance of a week's delirium, madness, and unconsciousness, they generally find themselves, when robbed of the greater portion of their hard-got earnings, thrust upon the world penniless, wretched, dispirited, and sick, to seek employment and re-enact the same scenes of solitary penance and wild debauchery.
Weeds were growing between the rotting boards and in one corner a hornets' nest as big as their heads hung from a sagging rafter. "Gee," muttered Amy, "I'm glad we didn't accidentally disturb that, Clint!" In the doorway they stood and tried to re-enact the happenings of the night.
The failure, however, to re-enact this decree of nature in 1850 prepared the way for the demolition of the slave wall four years later, and thus operated to hasten the grand catastrophe.
And we are still turning over the well-worn pages of the same old school-book which was set before Tyre and Sidon, Carthage and Babylon the same, the very same, with one saving exception that a Divine Teacher came to show us how to spell it and read it aright and He was crucified! Doubtless were He to come again and once more try to help us, we should re-enact that old-time Jewish murder!
"We would not take pains to reaffirm an ordinance of nature," he cries, and, as his grave argument touches the listeners, he reverently adds, "nor to re-enact the will of God." Mighty Seward rises also to throw great New York's gauntlet in the teeth of slavery. Taunted with its legal constitutional sanction, he exclaims grandly, "There is a higher law than the Constitution."
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