The malignity of the creditor may have satisfied itself by still further humiliating the broken spirits of the debtor; but the creditor, by such action, places it still further beyond the power of the unfortunate debtor to satisfy the demand.
Woodhull highlights the detrimental effects of creditor actions on debtors, emphasizing the cycle of humiliation and inability to repay.
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