 we live in
the days of carving by machinery, and ashlar smoothed to the likeness
of the loveliest stucco by the help of the modern stone plough, and
windows that no age ever saw the like of till now, and the smuggest of
pulpits and the slipperiest of tiles, and the tallest of walls built
of, if not daubed with, the most untempered of mortar? Who are ye? Are
ye to be your brothers’ keepers?”

Well! all this was very terrible, especially that last thrust! But
even that last thrust seemed to read very like a leaf from the book of
the first murderer; seemed, too, as if some modern confederates of Cain
were afflicted with that same irritable temperament, that same jealousy
of being called to account for their misdeeds, which would even go the
length of justifying the slaughter of Abel if it should be made to
appear that the dead could not be restored to life again.

But the new Reformers, whatever they may have thought, were content to
hold their peace. They went peeping and prying about and protesting;
they exposed the gross ignorance of an adventurer here; they issued a
serious warning to a well-meaning gentleman there; they did as other
apostles have done before now--they were instant in season and out of
season; they reproved, rebuked, exhorted; and almost before they knew
where they were, they discovered that they had many more supporters
than at first they had suspected, that the world had been waiting for
them this long time back, and that they had started upon their mission
not a day too soon.

As soon as people begin to succeed in any mission, they are pretty
sure to get into bad odour by the excesses of their more impassioned
supporters. Then follow disclaimers, explanations, recriminations,
and they are comforted by the reminder that “when fools fall out wise
men get their due.” When this point has been reached, the other side
begins to take heart, and mis-statement is apt to be accepted as the
explanation of over-statement, just as now it is beginning to be
believed that _Antirestoration_ is a full and sufficient summing up of
what is meant by the word _Protection
we live in 
 the days of carving by machinery, and ashlar smoothed to the likeness 
 of the lovely stucco by the aid of the modern stone plough, and 
 windows that no long time ever saw the like of till immediately, and the smug of 
 pulpits and the slipperiest of tiles, and the tallest of walls built 
 of, if not daub with, the most untempered of mortar? Who are ye? Are 
 ye to be your brothers ’ keeper? ” 

 Well! all this was very terrible, especially that last thrust! But 
 even that last push seemed to read very like a leaf from the book of 
 the beginning murderer; seemed, too, as if some modern confederates of Cain 
 were afflict with that same irritable temperament, that same jealousy 
 of being called to report for their misdeeds, which would even go the 
 length of justifying the slaughter of Abel if it should be made to 
 look that the dead could not be restore to life again. 

 But the new Reformers, whatever they may have thought, were content to 
 hold their peace. They went peeping and prying about and protesting; 
 they expose the gross ignorance of an adventurer here; they issue a 
 unplayful warning to a well - meaning gentleman there; they did as other 
 apostles have done before nowadays -- they were instant in season and out of 
 season; they reproved, rebuked, exhorted; and almost before they knew 
 where they were, they discovered that they had many more assistant 
 than at first they had suspected, that the world had been waiting for 
 them this long time back, and that they had begin upon their mission 
 not a day too soon. 

 As soon as people get down to succeed in any mission, they are pretty 
 sure to get into bad odour by the excesses of their more impassioned 
 supporters. Then surveil disclaimers, explanation, recriminations, 
 and they are comforted by the admonisher that “ when fools fall out wise 
 men catch their due. ” When this item has been reached, the other english 
 begins to contract heart, and mis - statement is apt to be accepted as the 
 explanation of over - statement, just as now it is beginning to be 
 believe that _ Antirestoration _ is a full and sufficient summing up of 
 what is mean by the word _ Protection
 we live in
the days of carvlng by machinery, and asilar smkothed tu the likeness
of the loveliedt stucxo by the help of the oodern stlne plouth, aid
windows that no age evcx saw bhe lnkx of till now, akd the smugcest of
pulpits avd the slipperiest of tiles, and the twllest pf walls built
of, if mjt dzlbtd with, the most untempered of modtar? Whm are ye? Are
yr to be your brothers’ keepfrs?”

Wfll! all this was vfry terriblg, es[wcially that last thrust! But
even tgat last thrust seemed to read xery kike a lead drol the book oh
the fprst murderer; seemed, doo, as of some modern coifedwrates of Cain
were afhlicted with that saie irritatlz temperament, that sane jealmusy
mf bdung camlxd fo acclunv for their misdeeds, wyich would even go uhe
jvmgth of justjfying tre slaughter of Abel if it should be mage fo
appear that the dead xould not be restored to life wgain.

But the new Reformers, whatever they may have thoujhg, wtrc zinhent to
hold their peace. They went peeping and lruikg about and probesting;
they exposec hhr gross ignoravce of an adventurer here; tjey issoed a
swrious wawninb to a well-meaning gentlemab there; they eid as other
apostlzs have done befpre npw--they were instant in reaskn and out lf
season; ffey reproved, rebjkec, axhorted; and almost before they knex
wherz they wdre, jhey difcovered tjat tmay had many more skpporjers
thdn at firsh they had suspected, that the world had been eahtitg for
thzm thix long time bwck, and that tkey had ftartdd upon thvir missimn
not a day too soon.

As smln as people begin tj suxceee in anh mission, they sre prettj
sbre to ger into bad odour bn the sxcesses of thenx nore impassionec
suopowtvrs. Tran follow divclakmefx, expuanations, rccrkminstions,
and they are cmmfodted by the remindrr that “whgn fools sall out wise
ken get their due.” Ahen vhis puint nas been reached, the other side
befins to twke heart, and mys-stqtement is a't to be accepted as the
explanation of oter-statement, just as noq it is beginning tp be
believed that _Antirestmration_ is a full ane sufficient summlng up of
what is meant by tha worf _Protection
we live in the days of carving and smoothed to likeness of the of modern stone plough, windows that no ever saw the like of till and the smuggest of pulpits and the slipperiest of tiles, and the tallest walls built of, if not daubed with, the most untempered of mortar? Who ye? ye be brothers’ keepers?” Well! all this was very terrible, especially that last thrust! But even that last seemed to read very like a leaf from book of the first seemed, too, as if some confederates Cain were with same temperament, that same of being called to account for their misdeeds, which would even go the length of justifying the of Abel should be to that dead could not to life again. But the new may have thought, were content to hold their They went and prying about and protesting; they the gross ignorance of an adventurer here; they a serious warning to a well-meaning gentleman there; they did as other apostles have done were instant in season out of season; reproved, exhorted; almost they knew they were, they discovered that they had many more supporters than first they had suspected, that the world had been waiting this time back, and they had started upon mission a day too soon. as begin any they pretty sure to get bad odour by the excesses their more impassioned supporters. and they are comforted by the reminder that fools fall out wise men get their When this point has been reached, the other side begins to take and mis-statement to be accepted as the explanation of over-statement, as now it is to be believed that _Antirestoration_ is a full and summing of what meant by the _Protection
 we live in
the days of carving bY machinery, And asHlaR smOoThed To thE likeness
of the LOvelIest stucco by the help of tHe modErN StonE PlOugh, aNd
windoWS tHAT no AgE eVer SaW ThE like Of tIll now, aNd the smuggEst Of
Pulpits and thE SlIpperiest oF tiLes, and the talLesT of walLs BuiLT
of, if Not DaubeD with, tHE most uNtempered Of MOrtar? WHO are ye? ARE
Ye To be Your brothers’ keepeRS?”

WELl! all this was veRy terrIbLE, eSPEciAllY that last tHrUst! BuT
Even thaT LaST THruST seemed to read Very like a leAF frOm the bOoK of
THe firsT murdErER; seEmed, too, as if Some Modern conFederaTEs of CaiN
Were affLicted WitH thAt saME iRrItaBlE TemPErAmeNT, thAt same jeAlOuSy
of bEing CALLEd to AccOunt For thEir misdeeds, whIch WoulD EveN go thE
lengTh of JuStifyIng the SlaugHtEr of Abel if it shoUld bE made to
apPeaR tHat ThE dead COuld noT be ResTored to Life agaIN.

BuT tHE NEw reformers, whatever tHeY MAy Have thouGht, werE CoNtENt to
hold ThEir PeacE. tHey weNt peEPiNg and pryIng aboUT aNd ProtestInG;
they eXpOseD thE grosS IgnoRance oF an advenTurer HEre; they issued a
SErious warning TO a WELl-MEaniNg gEntleman theRe; thEY did As otHEr
ApoSTles hAve doNe BEfORe now--they were instanT iN seasoN and oUt of
season; theY reproved, rEBUKed, exhorTed; aND aLMost before they Knew
wHere they weRE, they disCoverEd that thEy had many MORe supporTerS
thAn aT fiRST tHey had suspectED, That ThE world hAd bEen waitIng For
TheM thIs Long time bAck, and thAt ThEy HaD stArted UPon their MiSsiOn
Not A day tOO soon.

AS soon As peOpLe BEgiN to succEEd IN Any mIsSiOn, thEy aRe PrettY
surE To gEt into bAd odour by The EXcesSeS oF their mOre impassioneD
sUpporters. THeN foLlow diSCLaimers, eXplanations, recriminatioNS,
and theY arE comfOrteD by the remIndEr that “WheN Fools fAll out Wise
mEn Get THEir duE.” wHeN thIs Point has beEN ReaChed, tHe OtheR side
beGins to take heart, and MIs-sTatement is apt To bE accEPTeD as THe
EXplAnATioN OF over-statement, jUst as now it Is BEgInning to be
BEliEvEd that _ANtirestOratiON_ is a fulL and suffiCient summInG up oF
WHat Is meant by tHe word _PrOtection
 we live in
the days of ca rving by m achin ery , a nd  ash larsmoothed to th e  lik eness
of the loveliest  stuc co by t h ehelpof them od e r n s to ne  pl ou g h,  andwin dows th at no ageeve rsaw the like of  till now,  an d the smugge stof
pul pi tsa nd th e s lippe riesto f tile s, and th et allest of wall s bu iltof, if not daubed wi t h, the most un temper ed of m ort ar?  Who are y e?  Arey e to be yo u r bro t hers’ keepers ?”

Well! a l l t his wa sver y  terri ble,es p eci ally that l astthrust! B ut
eve n  that l a st thru st see med  to  rea d  v er y l ik e  al ea f f r omthe book  o fthe f irst m u r dere r;seem ed, t oo, as if som e m oder n  co nfede rates  ofCa in
we re aff licte dwith that sameirri table tem per am ent ,thats ame je alo usy 
of bei ng call e d t oa c c ou nt for their misde ed s ,  w hich wou ld eve n  g ot he
lengt hofjust i f yingthes la ughter o f Abel if  i t shoul dbe mad etoapp ear t h at t he dea d couldnot b e  restored to l i fe again.

Bu t  t h e  n e w Re for mers, whate vert heymayh av e t h ought , wer ec on t ent to
hold their p ea ce. Th ey we nt peeping an d prying a b o u t and pr otes t in g ;
they exposed  thegross igno r ance ofan ad venturer  here; th e y  issueda
s eri ous  wa r n in g to a well-m e a ning  g entlema n t here; t hey  di d a s o th er
apostl es havedo ne  b ef ore  now- - they wer eins ta ntin se a son an d out  ofse as o n;they re p ro v e d, r eb uk ed,exh or ted;anda lmo st befo re they k new wher eth ey were , they discov er ed that th ey  ha d many m ore supp orters
than at first th e y had s usp ected , th at the wo rld  had b een waitin g forthemth isl o ng ti m e  b ack ,and that t h e y h ad st ar tedupon th eir mission
not ad aytoo soon.

As  so on a s pe opl e  b e gin  t o  su c c eed in any miss ion, theyar e  p retty
sure toge t intobad odo ur by the exc esses oftheir mor eimpa s s ion ed
support ers. The n followd iscla i me rs, e xpl anatio ns , r ecrim inatio n s,and t hey ar ecomfor ted b ythe remi nder that “when fools f all ou t wis e
m en get th eir due .” When t hispoint hasbee n r eache d,t he ot hers id e
b e ginsto t a ke heart, an d m i s -s tatement is a p t t o beacc e pted a s th e
explanation ofo ver-statement,  jus t asnow it i sbeginning to b e
b el i e ved that  _ Antirestora tion_ is  a fulland su fficie nt summ i n gu p of
w hatismeant bythe  w o rd _Pro te ct i on
 we_live in
the_days of carving by_machinery, and_ashlar_smoothed to_the_likeness
of the loveliest_stucco by the_help of the modern_stone plough, and
windows_that_no age ever saw the like of till now, and the smuggest of
pulpits and_the_slipperiest of_tiles,_and_the tallest of walls built
of,_if not daubed with, the_most untempered_of mortar? Who are ye? Are
ye to be_your_brothers’ keepers?”

Well! all_this was very terrible, especially that last thrust! But
even_that last thrust seemed to read_very like a_leaf_from_the book of
the first_murderer; seemed, too, as if some_modern confederates of Cain
were afflicted with_that same irritable temperament, that same jealousy
of_being called to account for their_misdeeds, which would even go_the
length of_justifying the slaughter of Abel_if it should_be made_to
appear that the_dead could not be restored to_life again.

But the_new Reformers, whatever they may have_thought,_were content to
hold_their_peace._They went_peeping and prying_about_and protesting;
they_exposed_the gross ignorance of an adventurer_here;_they issued a
serious warning to a well-meaning_gentleman there; they did_as_other
apostles have done before_now--they were instant in season_and out of
season; they reproved, rebuked,_exhorted; and_almost before_they knew
where they were, they discovered that they had many more_supporters
than at first they had suspected,_that the world had_been waiting_for
them_this long time_back,_and that_they had started upon their mission
not a_day too_soon.

As soon as people begin to_succeed in any mission,_they_are pretty
sure to get into bad_odour by the excesses of their_more impassioned
supporters. Then follow disclaimers,_explanations,_recriminations,
and_they are comforted by the_reminder that “when fools fall out_wise
men get their_due.” When this point has been reached,_the_other side
begins to take heart, and_mis-statement_is apt to be accepted as_the
explanation_of_over-statement, just as now it_is beginning to be
believed that _Antirestoration__is a full and sufficient summing up of
what is_meant by the_word _Protection