| They have rather lent security to the inflictor of its sufferings. |
| The more polite inflictor of this mildly embarrassing situation will usually hastily strafe away in a breakneck fashion. |
| That is, the patient will suffer, although neither he nor the inflictor of the injury will attribute it to its real cause. |
| I can offer no suggestion as to how the inflictor of the wound got in or out. |
| If the inflictor of the cruelty had someone living with them then that person could keep the animal so it was a useless gesture. |
| But it is also plain that the decay had begun when the Puritan was the victim instead of the inflictor of persecution. |
