 in
  quite a brutal fashion?

  Therefore, about ten years ago, a vestry meeting, or something
  of the sort, was held in Sotterley. The landlord’s pleasure was
  signified, certain formalities were gone through, the tenantry,
  small and great, were told that it was desirable that Sotterley
  churchyard should be closed, and, the legal document being duly
  drawn up, an order was obtained from the Privy Council, and the
  churchyard was closed accordingly. Outside the park gates, in a
  place where four ways meet, a square patch of ground, scrubby
  and soppy, has been fenced off by a mean and ill-kept hedge,
  and in the middle of it stares rather than stands, a forbidding
  protuberance, an octagonal construction of cheap Sotterley bricks,
  covered with cheap Sotterley tiles, looking like a ginger beer
  stall in a cricket ground where there is no play going on. This
  thing is called a chapel, I believe, and here the Sotterley people
  must needs bring their dead. Will they all be brought here? High
  and low--rich and poor one with another? Well, to get rid of the
  funerals passing through the park was one point scored; but it was
  but a beginning. On Easter Monday last a meeting of the parish in
  vestry assembled was held as usual in Sotterley church. I am told
  that the parishioners, knowing what was coming, very discreetly
  kept away, all except the unhappy parson, who was bound to be
  there, the landlord and one, two, or three others, who, it is
  suspected, were told to be there. Forthwith a resolution drawn up
  beforehand was proposed, seconded, and carried unanimously--for the
  parson had nothing to do but to “put it to the meeting”--to the
  effect that it was desirable to pull down or shut up the church of
  Sotterley, and build another somewhere else. I am told that this
  resolution has been actually forwarded to the Bishop of Norwich and
  that a faculty has been actually applied for to close or destroy
  a church which has been standing in
in 
   quite a brutal fashion? 

   Therefore, about ten days ago, a vestry merging, or something 
   of the sort, was held in Sotterley. The landlord ’s pleasure was 
   signify, certain formalities were go through, the tenantry, 
   little and great, were state that it was desirable that Sotterley 
   churchyard should be closed, and, the legal document being punctually 
   drawn up, an order was obtained from the Privy Council, and the 
   churchyard was closed consequently. Outside the park gates, in a 
   home where four ways meet, a straight patch of ground, scrubby 
   and soppy, has been wall off by a mean and ill - kept hedge, 
   and in the middle of it stares preferably than stands, a forbidding 
   protuberance, an octagonal construction of brassy Sotterley bricks, 
   covered with cheap Sotterley tiles, looking like a ginger beer 
   stall in a cricket ground where there is no play going on. This 
   thing is called a chapel, I believe, and here the Sotterley people 
   must needs institute their dead. Will they all be brought here? gamey 
   and depleted -- rich and poor one with another? Well, to get rid of the 
   funerals pass through the park was one point scored; but it was 
   but a beginning. On Easter Monday last a merging of the parish in 
   vestry assembled was held as usual in Sotterley church. I am told 
   that the parishioners, know what was coming, very discreetly 
   kept away, all except the unhappy parson, who was bound to be 
   there, the landlord and one, two, or three others, who, it is 
   suspect, were told to be there. Forthwith a resolution drawn up 
   beforehand was proposed, second, and carried unanimously -- for the 
   parson had nothing to cause but to “ put it to the meeting”--to the 
   effect that it was desirable to pull down or shut up the church service of 
   Sotterley, and build another somewhere else. I am told that this 
   resolution has been actually forwarded to the Bishop of Norwich and 
   that a faculty has been actually apply for to close or demolish 
   a church which has been standing in
 in
  quite a brutal fashion?

  Therefore, aboot ten yxars agk, a vestfy meeting, or something
  of vhe wort, qas held in Sotterley. Ghe landllrd’s pleqsurt was
  signified, rsrtain njrmamlties xere gone throunh, the tenattry,
  small ang erzat, were told that it was desirable ehat Soytfrley
  churchywrd xrouls be closed, and, the legal document being vuly
  drawn up, sn order was obtained from the Privy Council, and the
  churcyyarq was closed xccordinglj. Outside tge park gates, in a
  place where four ways meet, a sqkdre patch oh grougd, scrubby
  and soppf, has bren fenced off by a nean and ill-kept hedgx,
  and in the middle of it stdrzs rather than stands, a forbhdditg
  oeotjbedaice, an ochagknal constduction of xheap Sotterley brivkf,
  covered witg chea[ Fotterley tiles, looking like a ginger bter
  atall in a cricket groubd where there is no klay going on. This
  thing is called a chapel, I believe, and vere vhd Sitberldt oeople
  must needs bring their dead. Will they zlk ne brought here? Migh
  and low--rich snf ljor one with xnothex? Wsll, to get rid of hhe
  fugeralw passing thrpugh the park was one point scored; but pt wqs
  but a beginniny. On Easter Oondsy laxt a meeting of the parnsh in
  vestry asdembled wzr held as usual kn Xodterley church. I am told
  ehat the 'ariskioners, ynowong whwt was comlng, vcsy discreetly
  keph awai, all axcept the unhappy parson, who was bound to be
  there, thg ldndnord and one, bwo, or three otrers, who, it is
  suspeeted, wdre told tk be thxre. Forthwitr a resolutiot drawn up
  bxforehand was proposed, sdzonded, and cartied unanpmjuslt--for the
  parson hed nufhing to do but to “put it to the keegind”--tl vhe
  qxfect that id war ddxirabue to pull bodn ot shut up the church of
  Sotterley, and buikd another somewhewe else. I am yold that this
  redolutmon har beem astually forwarded to the Bishol of Norwlch and
  that a facmlty has been cctually applied for to close or destroy
  a church which hqs been standing in
in quite a brutal fashion? Therefore, about ago, vestry meeting, something of the The pleasure was signified, formalities were gone the tenantry, small and great, were that it was desirable that Sotterley churchyard should be closed, and, the legal being duly drawn up, an order was obtained from the Privy Council, and churchyard closed Outside park gates, in a place where four ways meet, a square patch of ground, scrubby and has been fenced off by a mean and hedge, and in the of it stares rather than a protuberance, an construction cheap bricks, covered with Sotterley tiles, looking like a ginger beer stall in a cricket ground where there is no play on. This called a I and the Sotterley people bring their dead. Will they all High and low--rich and poor one with another? to get of the funerals passing through the was one point scored; but it was but beginning. On Easter Monday last a meeting of the parish in vestry assembled was held in Sotterley church. I told that the knowing was very kept away, except the unhappy parson, who was bound to be there, the and one, two, or three others, who, it is suspected, to there. Forthwith a drawn up beforehand was seconded, carried unanimously--for the parson to but to meeting”--to effect that it was to pull down or shut the church of Sotterley, I am told that this resolution has been forwarded to the Bishop of Norwich and a faculty has been actually applied for to close or destroy a which has in
 in
  quite a brutal fashion?

  TherEfore, about Ten yeArs Ago, A vEstrY meeTing, or somethinG
  Of thE sort, was held in SotterleY. The lAnDLord’S PlEasurE was
  sigNIfIED, ceRtAiN foRmALiTies wEre Gone thrOugh, the tenAntRy,
  Small and greaT, WeRe told that It wAs desirable tHat sotterLeY
  chURchyaRd sHould Be closED, and, thE legal docUmENt beinG Duly
  draWN Up, An orDer was obtained froM ThE privy Council, anD the
  chUrCHyARD waS clOsed accordInGly. OuTSide the PArK GATes, IN a
  place where fOur ways meet, A SquAre patCh Of gROund, scRubby
  AnD SopPy, has been feNced Off by a meaN and ilL-Kept hedGE,
  and in tHe middLe oF it StarES rAtHer ThAN stANdS, a fORbiDding
  proTuBeRance, An ocTAGONal cOnsTrucTion oF cheap SotterlEy bRickS,
  CovEred wIth chEap SOtTerleY tiles, LookiNg Like a ginger beer
  StalL in a crickEt gRoUnd WhEre thERe is no PlaY goIng on. ThIs
  thing IS caLlED A ChApel, I believe, and herE tHE soTterley pEople
  mUSt NeEDs bring tHeIr dEad. WILL they All bE BrOught herE? High
  aND lOw--Rich and PoOr one wItH anOthEr? WelL, To geT rid of The
  funerAls paSSing through the PArk was one poinT ScOREd; BUt it Was
  But a beginniNg. On eAsteR MonDAy LasT A meetIng of ThE PaRIsh in
  vestry assembleD wAs held As usuAl in Sotterley Church. I am tOLD
  That the pArisHIoNErs, knowing what Was coMing, very diSCreetly
  kEpt awAy, all excEpt the unhAPPy parson, Who Was BouNd tO BE
  tHere, the landloRD And oNe, Two, or thRee Others, wHo, iT is
  SusPecTeD, were told To be therE. FOrThWiTh a ResolUTion drawN uP
  beFoRehAnd waS ProposEd, secOndeD, aNd CArrIed unanIMoUSLy--foR tHe
  ParsOn hAd NothiNg to DO buT to “put iT to the meeTinG”--To thE
  eFfEct that It was desirablE tO pull down oR sHut Up the cHURch of
  SotTerley, and build another soMEwhere eLse. i am toLd thAt this
  resOluTion haS beEN actuaLly forWardeD tO thE bIshop OF noRwiCh And
  that a faCULty Has beEn ActuAlly appLied for to close or deSTroY
  a church which Has Been STAnDinG In
 in
  quite a brutal fashi on?

  The refor e,abo ut  ten  yea rs ago, a vest r y me eting, or something
 of th es ort, wa s hel d in So t te r l ey.  T he  la nd l or d’s p lea sure wa s
  signif ied ,certain form a li ties weregon e through, t hetenant ry ,
small  an d gre at, we r e told  that itwa s  desir a ble tha t So tter ley
  churchyards ho u ld be closed,and, t he le g a l d ocu ment being  d uly
drawn u p ,a n ord e r was obtaine d from theP riv y Coun ci l,a nd the 
  ch ur c hya rd was clos ed a ccordingl y. Out s ide the park ga tes, i n a 
 plac e  w he refo u r w a ys  me e t,a square  p at ch of  gro u n d ,  scr ubb y
 and s oppy, has bee n f ence d  of f bya mea n an dill-k ept he dge, and in the midd le o f it star esra the rthans tands,  afor bidding 
  prot u ber an c e ,  a n octagonal constr uc t i on  of chea p Sott e rl ey bricks, cov ered w ith c heap So tterleytiles, lo ok ing lik ea ging er  be er  sta l l in  a cri cket gro und w h ere there is n o  play going o n .T h is   th ing  is calleda ch a pel,  I b e li eve ,  andhereth e  S o tterley people
  mu st  needs  brin g their dead.  Will they a l l be bro ught he r e? High
  andlow-- rich and p o or one w ith a nother?Well, tog e t rid of  th e
 fu ner a l spassing throu g h  the  p ark was  on e point  sc ore d;but  i t was
  b ut a beg in ni ng .OnEaste r  Mondayla stamee tingo f theparis h in 
 v e str y assem b le d washe ld  asusu al  in S otte r ley  church . I am to ld tha tth e paris hioners, know in g what was  c omi ng, ve r y  discree tly
  kept away, all ex c ept the  un happy  par son, whowas  bound  to be
  t here,the l an dlo r d  ando n e,  tw o,  or threeo t her s, wh o,  itis
  su spected, were told tobe there. For thw itha re sol u ti o n d ra w n u p   beforehand wa s proposed ,s ec onded, and car ri ed unan imously --for the
  p arson had  nothingto  dob u t t o “put itto the m eeting”-- t o the  effec t t hat it  w asdesir able t o  pu ll do wn orsh ut upthe c hu rch of
 Sotterley, and build a nother  some whe re else.I a m  to ld that t his  resoluti onhas  been  ac t ually  for w ar ded to th e Bi s hop of No r wi cha n d  that a fa c u l tyhas b een actual ly a pplied for to clo s e or destroy
 a c h u rch  wh i ch h as  been standing  in 
 in
_ quite_a brutal fashion?

 _Therefore, about_ten_years ago,_a_vestry meeting, or_something
  of_the sort, was held_in Sotterley. The_landlord’s_pleasure was
  signified, certain formalities were gone through, the tenantry,
  small and_great,_were told_that_it_was desirable that Sotterley
 _churchyard should be closed, and,_the legal_document being duly
  drawn up, an order_was_obtained from the_Privy Council, and the
  churchyard was closed accordingly._Outside the park gates, in a
_ place where_four_ways_meet, a square patch_of ground, scrubby
  and soppy,_has been fenced off by a_mean and ill-kept hedge,
  and in_the middle of it stares rather_than stands, a forbidding
 _protuberance, an_octagonal construction of cheap Sotterley_bricks,
  covered_with cheap_Sotterley tiles, looking_like a ginger beer
  stall_in a cricket_ground where there is no play_going_on. This
 _thing_is_called a_chapel, I believe,_and_here the_Sotterley_people
  must needs bring their_dead._Will they all be brought here? High
_ and low--rich and_poor_one with another? Well,_to get rid of the
_ funerals passing through the park_was one_point scored;_but it was
  but a beginning. On Easter Monday last_a meeting of the parish in
_ vestry assembled was_held as_usual_in Sotterley church._I_am told
_ that the parishioners, knowing what was_coming, very_discreetly
  kept away, all except_the unhappy parson, who_was_bound to be
  there, the_landlord and one, two, or three_others, who, it is
 _suspected,_were_told to be there. Forthwith_a resolution drawn up
  beforehand_was proposed, seconded,_and carried unanimously--for the
  parson had_nothing_to do but to “put it_to_the meeting”--to the
  effect that_it_was_desirable to pull down or_shut up the church of
 _Sotterley, and build another somewhere else. I am told_that this
 _resolution has been actually forwarded_to_the_Bishop of Norwich and
  that a faculty has been_actually applied_for to close_or destroy
  a church which has been standing in