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I sent two of my staff officers to impress upon him the importance of pushing forward vigorously . How do you get back on topic without offending the one person you most want to impress positively ? You pray with him if he happens to be a liturgist ; you grieve with him if the impress left by him in your mind is that of suffering ; you fight for him if his voice is that of ardent partisanship , and you even doubt with him if the garb in which he makes his appearance is that of an honest skeptic — " Souls can only be kissed through the medium of sympathy . He began expounding to her the Devil 's enmity to the Almighty , and went on to impress upon her that the most acceptable service she could render to God would be to put the Devil in Hell , whereto the Lord had condemned him . As I had the honour to report to your Lordship , I lost no time in endeavouring to impress both on M. Bratiano and the King the vital importance of doing nothing further to shake the confidence of the Allies .