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Mr. Dangerfield , resumed - - Heard some conversation by Captain Brown as to having it in his power to lay the town in ashes and carrying off the women and children , but that he had refrained from so doing : heard him make no threats that he would do so ; the only threat I heard from him was at the commencement of the storming of the engine . He is glad he spoke out , and says he would do so again in a similar situation , instead of keeping quiet as he used to . " When the Master saw a person in a mourning dress , or any one with the cap and upper and lower garments of full dress , or a blind person , on observing them approaching , though they were younger than himself , he would rise up , and if he had to pass by them , he would do so hastily . I would hope that she will do so tomorrow . " " My son , " the Sultan said , " you have been chosen to serve , but you shall do so as the next Sultan . Instead , if he were already discussing it in the ministry , he would do so with a chief of department , at the very least ; in case of doubt , he would certainly discuss it with the State Secretary . His lawyer , Mark Touhey , told the judge he would do so before sentencing on Jan. 19 . For the new creation we speak of is not a work to be carried by any kind of doing , or efficient activity , or even by the fiat-force of omnipotence itself , but only by such higher kind of potency , as can do so great a thing , through our consent , and without infringing our liberty ; do it , that is , Two kinds of power . When I realized I was driving on a one-lane dirt road with lakes on both sides , I decided that as soon as I got to a place to pull off , I 'd do so and spend the rest of the night in the car .