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In the past the Superintendent had found himself with little authority to right certain wrongs and these statutes were intended to assist him . " Motivating his peers and learning about communications software as he worked , Kermin took the time to familiarize himself with all aspects of the project from programming and debugging to simulating . It is true , Homer has been criticised by a Zoilus and an Aristotle ; but the one contented himself with pointing out defects ; the other , beauties . Petrarch comforts himself with the thought that the child " has gained eternal happiness with effort , and his departure has freed me from a continual source of solitude . Monsieur was now in one of those moods , but he dreaded as much as he liked the chevalier , and contented himself with nursing his anger without betraying it .