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In a word , that this your order may be exact , and not deficient , ye must reform it perfectly according to the model of Trent and Sevil , which I know ye abhor to do . The property itself is out of the reach of both ; and as to the income derived from it , the form of settlement most favourable to the wife ( that called " to her separate use " ) only precludes the husband from receiving it instead of her : it must pass through her hands , but if he takes it from her by personal violence as soon as she receives it , he can neither be punished , nor compelled to restitution . The government 's rhetorical commitment to democratization must therefore be accompanied by efforts to reinforce the separation of powers , strengthen judicial independence , and lift existing barriers to freedom of expression and association . " though it was only this morning that he went away , and years and years must pass before he came back – " Ay , that I will ! The student must pass the qualifying examination and must complete the field requirements before beginning work on the dissertation . When a cargo is shipped from a particular terminal station ( the " source " ) to another terminal station ( the " destination " ) , it must pass through one or more transfer stations . Even as I tried to sort out the contents of my mind , I could go no farther than , " Yet I must explain this conflict ! In addition , you must either attend the shareholder meeting yourself or name a representative to present the proposal on your behalf . They perhaps have it from nature , but they certainly have it by training and education ; for nearly the whole of the occupations of women consist in the management of small but multitudinous details , on each of which the mind cannot dwell even for a minute , but must pass on to other things , and if anything requires longer thought , must steal time at odd moments for thinking of it .