Without sensibility we should be constantly exposed to death,
‹ib.›
If, of the consequences following on action, the majority are
bad and hurtful, such action tends to limit and restrain itself,
476.
Ignorance gives rise to bad habits and bad laws, knowledge and
experience to the reverse, ‹ib.›
Mission of evil is to destroy its own cause and stimulate
progress, 477.
Responsibility has three sanctions,—natural, religious, and
legal, 478.