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( [ editor 's note ] 1 ) The superstitious man says Tully [ 1 ] is miserable in every scene , in every incident in life ; even sleep itself , which banishes all other cares of unhappy mortals , affords to him matter of new terror ; while he examines his dreams , and finds in those visions of the night prognostications of future calamities . There is every evidence that the Lord Himself has a sense of humor , and there is no reason why the people who know Him shouldn ’ t cultivate it as well . If assisted suicide came out into the open in the UK , people would not only be protected against non-voluntary euthanasia , argues the VES , more care would have to be taken to ensure that every avenue of palliative ( relieving without curing ) care had been explored . In the countries that have had recent experience of living under an actual Muslim theocracy — Iran and Afghanistan — there is every evidence that it has become extremely unpopular . He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit , while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful . It obligates every member of Congress to ask before every vote on every bill , " Does the Constitution delegate to the national government the power embodied in this legislation ?