Watching as yet untattooed young men browsing through the patterns in the parlor reception areas, I felt like a Victorian evangelist or campaigner against prostitution, an impulse rising within me to exhort them to abjure evil; but their adoption of the characteristic expression of the urban underclass ( a combination of bovine vacancy and lupine malignity ) soon put ( an end ) to my humanitarian impulse.
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Writing to a friend in May 1795, Burke surveyed the causes of discontent : " I think I can hardly overrate the malignity of the principles of Protestant ascendency, as they affect Ireland; or of Indianism [ i . e . corporate tyranny, as practiced by the British East Indies Company ], as they affect these countries, and as they affect Asia; or of Jacobinism, as they affect all Europe, and the state of human society itself.
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He that assumes the character of a critick, and justifies his claim by perpetual censure, imagines that he is hurting none but the author, and him he considers as a pestilent animal, whom every other being has a right to persecute; little does he think how many harmless men he involves in his own guilt, by teaching them to be noxious without malignity, and to repeat objections which they do not understand; or how many honest minds he debars from pleasure, by exciting an artificial fastidiousness, and making them too wise to concur with their own sensations.
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Gibbon had not completely dismissed the report : " even the fruits of his [ Julian's ] marriage-bed were blasted by the jealous artifices of Eusebia herself, who, on this occasion alone, seems to have been unmindful of the tenderness of her sex, and the generosity of her character " . . . " For my own part I am inclined to hope that the public malignity imputed the effects of accident as the guilt of Eusebia . " He left the question of the existence of such a poison open and to be determined by physicians rather than historians.
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Scholar Rosalie Feltenstein finds it " far from accurate " to say that he found his story ready-made in his source, a statement not just contradicted by Scudder's own inventory of alterations, but instead of suppressing only " a few items, " Melville in fact " omits the whole second half of the narrative . " Melville meant to both elevate the Cereno character, making him " as heartless and savage as the slaves, " and to turn Babo into " a manifestation of pure evil . " For instance, in the source Cereno himself tries to stab one of the slaves with a hidden dirk : " Transferred entirely to Babo, this action provides the crisis of the story and adds a final touch to the portrait of the slave's malignity . " Some of the " apparently trifling alterations " of his source can be explained by the artistic purpose of establishing a web of imagery pertaing to monks and monasteries.
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