(a) in; (b) on; (c) chiefly; (d) from; (e) desirable; (f) an; (g) a; (h) an; (i) mischief; (j) reasonable.
Love for power is inherent (a) in human nature. Everyone wishes to have power and to exercise it (b) on others Power (c) chiefly comes (d) from the possession of wealth or learning or any high office. It is (e) desirable to have some kind of power. He who has power, is feared, obeyed and respected. It is for this reason that power is sought by (f) an individual as well as by (g) a nation. To love power for its own sake is bad, it then becomes the root of all evils. To carry love of anything to (h) an excess leads only to (i) mischief . So, this love of power should also be kept within (j) reasonable bounds.
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