Part, Question

 1   2, 32 |       for pleasures, in order to drive away sorrow: because ~his "
 2   2, 37 |          that "anger and ~desire drive some to madness": which
 3   2, 40 |         that "it is dangerous to drive people to despair." ~Therefore
 4   2, 42 |         wherefore man is able to drive ~fear away. In this sense
 5   2, 43 |  multitude of friends, and power drive fear away" (Rhet. ii, ~5).
 6   2, 74 |           upon it, and fails to ~drive it away. And in this sense
 7   2, 74 |           thereon, and ~fails to drive it away, "deliberately holding
 8   2, 77 | altogether; and ~then reason can drive the passion away, by turning
 9   2, 77 |    passion the reason is able to drive away, as ~stated.~Aquin.:
10   2, 77 |        rescue here, since it can drive the passion away, or at
11   2, 18 |     deeds, which no fear should ~drive us to do, since to do such
12   2, 31 |      charity, because thereby we drive out our brother's ~evil,
13   2, 178|       follow them they prudently drive them away: but being desirous
14   2, 180|           whether they prudently drive them away." Hence the ~work
15   3, 44 |     weapon, smite ~them through, drive them back, lay them prostrate:
16 Suppl, 4|       written ~(Ecclus. 30:24): "Drive away sadness far from thee,"