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After this report was read , an exercise revived in my mind which had attended me for several years , and inward cries to the Lord were raised in me that the fear of man might not prevent me from doing what he required of me , and , standing up , I spoke in substance as follows : " I have felt a tenderness in my mind towards persons in two circumstances mentioned in that report ; namely , towards such active members as keep slaves and such as hold offices in civil government ; and I have desired that Friends , in all their conduct , may be kindly affectioned one towards another . Many faults have been visible to me ; over which my affection once drew a veil . Sometimes their reason-at other times their prejudices or superstitions : often their social affections , not seldom their anti-social ones , their envy or jealousy , their arrogance or contemptuousness : but most commonly , their desires or fears for themselves-their legitimate or illegitimate self-interest . This is not a policy based on mutual affection . Secondly , He labours to obstruct the efficacy and operation of the light ; and though it do shine into the understanding , yet it shall be imprisoned there , and send down no converting influences upon the will and affections : And this design he promotes and manages divers ways . Dombey 's inability to see the world except in terms of his own commercial pride : the Dombey children , Paul and Florence , are isolated in a world which denies their natural impulses and affections . " Archbishop Cacciavillan has represented the Holy Father to the Catholics of our country and to the nation with great love and affection , " Bishop Pilla said . This can actually make the dog become even more desperate for your affections . Every thing that the most zealous affection , the most solicitous care , could do to render her comfortable , was the office of each watchful companion , and each found their reward in her bodily ease , and her calmness of spirits . The organic parts are suitably prepared by the affections , these again by desire , and desire by imagination . This affection the child repaid by all the tender attentions of which his age was capable .