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" Well , Miss Woodhouse , " he almost immediately began , " your inclination for dancing has not been quite frightened away , I hope , by the terrors of my father 's little rooms . I therefore proposed severe measures against Antony , and severe ones also against Lepidus , and not so much out of revenge as in order that I might for the present prevent unprincipled men by this terror from attacking their country , and might for the future establish a warning for all who were minded to imitate their infatuation . If , after the U.N. tour , you need a little fresh air , come on out to the street , where Mr. Bush on Monday addressed the real meaning of sovereignty : " After decades of brutal rule by a terror regime , the Iraqi people have their country back . He accepted the Revolution but was shocked by the Terror , as he was a man of high humanitarian ideals . It was , perhaps , under this persuasion , that the Fool , whose wild jests were too much the result of habit and practice to be subdued even by the terrors of the storm , has been banished from the terrific scene of King Lear . The exciting causes with which he has principally to do , are , on the one hand , the mischievous acts , which it is his business to prevent ; on the other hand , the punishments , by the terror of which it is his endeavour to prevent them .