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The more he thought of it , the more impressed he became with a sense of his own wisdom , and a desire that Mr Haredale should be impressed with it likewise . The switch is supposed to get a sense of his own character . Leo publicly read a declaration of his own innocence , probably at the request of Charles , but with a protest that this declaration should not be taken for a precedent . A man in his situation who comes , after a long round of worthless or hardening experiences , upon a young , unsophisticated , innocent soul , is apt either to hold aloof , out of a sense of his own remoteness , or to draw near and become fascinated and elated by his discovery . But Albert had determined to pull down the little old house , and to build in its place a castle of his own designing . The apprentice had mastered the essentials of his craft and was now qualified to create a masterpiece of his own . In short , the prisoner should not be provided a routine to which he can adapt and from which he can draw some comfort - - or at least a sense of his own identity . " A fine smile , not without a certain slyness , came on to the pale , bloodless lips of the monk , but he made no reply , and was evidently silent from a sense of his own dignity . " After conceding that " philosophically and theologically " I am " light years away from Kant , " Neuhaus still finds enough problems in my article to warrant this indictment : " Baxter , like Elizabeth Johnson and Rosemary Radford Ruether , is a child of Kant , a modern theologian who critiques the entirety of the tradition by a criterion of his own choosing .