George Leo Haydock

Angry. My soldiers, do not resent this offence too much, kill not the boy; (2 Kings xviii. 5.) or (Haydock) you, my deluded subjects, enter into yourselves. St. Paul (Ephesians iv. 26.) cites this as a moral sentence. (Calmet) — It is more difficult to moderate anger than to deny access to it entirely. (St. Francis de Sales) (Haydock) — Beds. Repent for the most secret evil thoughts, before you fall asleep. (Worthington)