Martha Stewart has managed to transform her penitentiary chastisement into an opportunity for personal growth for herself and for impersonal growth for her bottom line: a new television show, produced by Mark Burnett, awaits when she emerges.
Writer visited Mrs. Garcia & listened as she reflected on her life: her faith in God, her deference to her husband & joy in their children & grandchildren, the family's suffering during the Depression, her self-chastisement for pride, the pain when 2 of her 4 sons were killed.
Accordingly they were carried off to prison, the boy, aware of his impending doom, and the little girl, who was so unconscious that she continually asked what was her offence, and whither she was being dragged, saying that she would do so no more, and a childish chastisement was enough for her correction.
(Early in the movie she offered the same complaint to her therapist.) As comfort and chastisement, Abel recites a long passage about the futility of our desire for self-knowledge and our alienation from our own experience.
She guides and prods as she interprets, occasionally butting in with a joke or some good-humored chastisement, and, while she lets her patients know when she thinks they're onto something, she also tells them when they're way off base.
"Lo siento," Bonita said for the hundredth time, shaking her head in self-chastisement.
Some of their notes read almost as chastisements of her imagination – such as one on a page from The Half-Blood Prince, where Harry notes that a potion his teacher has just shown him takes six months to make ("So Slughorn has some ready prepared for their first lesson, presumably!"), or the abandoned watery end for the Weasleys' flying car ("I wondered whether the mer-people scene actually works?").
Most Democrats, I assume, thought Bernie would be a salubrious tonic for Hillary, keeping her honest, more or less, during the primary season, and, then, after sufficient chastisement, Bernie having made his points, she would walk off with the nomination, and, given the chaos of the Republican field, win the presidency, if not easily, at least convincingly.
The doctrine of chastisement, under which a husband could physically punish a defiant wife, as long as her injuries weren't permanent, held sway in Anglo-American common law until the mid-nineteenth century.
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