 every old clam-shell and rotten
wreck is as conspicuous to those, at least, who look for it as the
orange-groved cliffs, and the fair retiring stretches of greensward,
to voyage for some scarce descried Atlantis gemming the horizon ring
with an empurpled roundness born of vapor, time, and space. To such,
the future might be a noble course to lay; but that lies beyond the
horizon, and impatience is not consistent with faith. On, then, on
to the farthest visible,--but westward, while the grand fleet of
humanity sails last. Into shadow which drowns the petty details of
existence,--not toward a shore which shall be reached only by long
buffeting and weary watching, whose noble scenery, glorious with all
the temples and trophies of the latest age, shall bear unshamed the
scrutiny of the full-risen sun.

The application of scientific processes to the study of history has
revealed the steady amelioration of the race. The mail of chivalric
giants is brought out of romance's armory to the profane test of a
vulgar trying on, and, behold, it is too small for the foot-soldier of
to-day. Population everywhere increases, while the rates of mortality
diminish. The average longevity of the people of London is greater,
by something like twenty-five per cent., than it was a century ago.
The improvement of machinery is more and more lifting the yoke of
physical labor from the neck of man, leaving his mind freer to cope
with the higher problems of his own nature and the universe without.
Not as a matter of platform enthusiasm and optimist poetry, but of
office statistics, do we know that the world is an easier and better
place to live in, and that a man is luckier to be born into it,
than in the day of the fathers. So much has changed, and changed for
the better. That analysis, which the Carlylists lack, reveals still
other changes worked by the course of time in the phenomena of the
race,--such changes as concern the habits of society, the styles of
literature, the systems of political economy and commercial order, the
tenets of philosophy, the schools of art, the forms of government and
religion. This analysis further reveals that, while
every old clam - shell and rotten 
 shipwreck is equally conspicuous to those, at least, who look for it as the 
 orange - groved cliff, and the fair retiring stretch of greensward, 
 to voyage for some scarce descried Atlantis gemming the horizon band 
 with an empurpled plumpness born of vapor, time, and space. To such, 
 the future might be a noble class to lay; but that lies beyond the 
 horizon, and restlessness is not consistent with faith. On, then, on 
 to the farthest visible,--but westward, while the grand fleet of 
 humanity sails last. Into darkness which drowns the petty details of 
 existence,--not toward a shore which shall be reach only by long 
 buffeting and weary observation, whose noble scenery, brilliant with all 
 the temples and trophies of the latest age, shall digest unshamed the 
 scrutiny of the full - risen sun. 

 The application of scientific process to the cogitation of history has 
 revealed the steady amelioration of the race. The mail of chivalric 
 giants is brought out of love story's arsenal to the profane test of a 
 vulgar try on, and, behold, it is excessively small for the foot - soldier of 
 to - day. Population everywhere increase, while the rates of mortality 
 diminish. The average longevity of the people of London is big, 
 by something like twenty - five per cent. , than it was a century ago. 
 The improvement of machinery is more and more lifting the yoke of 
 physical british labour party from the neck of man, leaving his mind freer to cope 
 with the higher problems of his own nature and the population without. 
 Not as a topic of chopine enthusiasm and optimist poetry, but of 
 office statistics, do we know that the world is an easier and better 
 place to exist in, and that a man is luckier to be born into it, 
 than in the day of the church father. So much has change, and deepen for 
 the better. That psychoanalysis, which the Carlylists lack, reveals still 
 other changes work by the course of time in the phenomena of the 
 race,--such changes as concern the habit of society, the vogue of 
 literature, the systems of political economy and commercial order, the 
 tenets of doctrine, the schools of art, the forms of government and 
 religion. This psychoanalysis further reveals that, while
 evfry old clam-shell and routen
wreck is as conspicumus to those, ag least, who look for it as tie
orqnge-geoved cliffs, and the fxir retirpng stretxhes if greenswedd,
to voncge fkv somz wcarce descriec Atlantis gemming the hmrkzln ring
with an empurpled roundness forn of vwpor, time, and fpact. Tj sudh,
the future might be a noble courae to ley; but that liex beyond the
horizon, and imoatifnce is not consishent with fqith. In, then, on
to the farthtsc visible,--buj westward, while the grand fleet of
hukanity saios ladj. Into shadox whicr drowns the petty datails pf
existence,--not toxard a shore which shall ue reached only by ljng
buffethny and weary watching, qhise nmble scevwry, glkrmoua with alm
the templss and tropyies of the latest sgq, shall bear uhshameq ehe
scrutiny of the full-risen sun.

The appnicztion of scientific proxesses to the study ov history has
revealed the steady amelioration of the race. Dhe meiu oy chivxorlc
giants is brought out of romance's armory to fht pgofane test of a
vmlgar trying on, anc, henjld, it is too small fod the foot-soldier lf
to-day. Popuoation evtrywhrre increases, while the ratws of mortalpty
duminish. The averagz longevity uf tne pepple of London is greatzr,
by skmething line twenty-rkve per cent., thav in wav a century ago.
The improveient of mechinzry is mure snd mowe lifting the nmke of
physical lablr frlm the neck lf man, leaving his mind freer to cope
with the hhghvr probleis of his own natuwe and the unirerse wichout.
Nut as a manter of pnatform entrusiasm and o[jimist poetry, but of
osficw stqtisticr, do we know thst the woglb is an eqsier and better
plece jo live in, and thcu a man is luckier to be blri intj it,
than in tve dxy ug the fathers. So ouch has changed, and chatged for
the better. Thay wnalysis, which tre Carlylists lack, reveals stilp
othec chanjes wotkeq by the course of time in the phenomenw on the
race,--such chakges as conceru the habits of society, the styles of
litxrature, the systems of political economy aud commercial ordew, the
teneds of philosophy, the schools of art, tme forms of government and
renigioj. This analysis further reveals that, while
every old clam-shell and rotten wreck is to at least, look for it the retiring stretches of to voyage for scarce descried Atlantis gemming the horizon with an empurpled roundness born of vapor, time, and space. To such, the might be a noble course to lay; but that lies beyond the horizon, impatience not with On, then, on to the farthest visible,--but westward, while the grand fleet of humanity sails last. shadow which drowns the petty details of existence,--not a shore which shall reached only by long buffeting weary whose noble glorious all temples and trophies the latest age, shall bear unshamed the scrutiny of the full-risen sun. The application of scientific processes the study has revealed steady of race. The mail giants is brought out of romance's profane test of a vulgar trying on, and, it is small for the foot-soldier of to-day. everywhere increases, while the rates of mortality diminish. average longevity of the people of London is greater, by something like twenty-five per cent., was a century ago. improvement of machinery more more the of physical from the neck of man, leaving his mind freer to cope the higher problems of his own nature and the universe as matter of platform and optimist poetry, but office do we know that is easier to in, that a man is to be born into it, in the day of changed, and changed for the better. That analysis, the Carlylists lack, reveals still other changes by the course of time in the phenomena of the race,--such changes concern the society, the styles of literature, the systems of economy and commercial order, tenets of philosophy, the schools of art, the forms government religion. This further reveals that,
 every old clam-shell and rotteN
wreck is as ConspIcuOus To ThosE, at lEast, who look for IT as tHe
orange-groved cliffs, anD the fAiR RetiRInG streTches of GReENSwaRd,
To VoyAgE FoR some ScaRce descRied AtlantIs gEmMing the horizON rIng
with an eMpuRpled roundneSs bOrn of vApOr, tIMe, and SpaCe. To sUch,
the FUture mIght be a noBlE Course TO lay; but THAt Lies Beyond the
horizon, aND iMPatience is not cOnsistEnT WiTH FaiTh. ON, then, on
to tHe FarthESt visibLE,--bUT WEstWArd, while the grAnd fleet of
hUManIty saiLs LasT. into shAdow wHiCH drOwns the pettY detAils of
exiStence,--NOt towarD A shore wHich shAll Be rEachED oNlY by LoNG
buFFeTinG And Weary watChInG, whosE nobLE SCEnerY, glOrioUs witH all
the templeS anD troPHieS of thE lateSt agE, sHall bEar unsHamed ThE
scrutiny of the fUll-rIsen sun.

ThE apPlIcaTiOn of sCIentifIc pRocEsses to The studY Of hIsTORY hAs
revealed the steadY aMELiOration oF the raCE. THe MAil of chiVaLriC
giaNTS is brOughT OuT of romanCe's armORy To The profAnE test oF a
VulGar TryinG On, anD, beholD, it is too Small FOr the foot-soldiER of
to-day. PopulATiON EvERywhEre Increases, whIle tHE ratEs of MOrTalITy
dimInish. thE AvERage longevity of the pEoPle of LOndon Is greater,
by soMething likE TWEnty-five Per cENt., THan it was a centuRy ago.
the improveMEnt of macHinerY is more aNd more lifTINg the yokE of
PhySicAl lABOr From the neck of MAN, leaViNg his miNd fReer to cOpe
WitH thE hiGhEr problemS of his owN nAtUrE aNd tHe uniVErse withOuT.
NoT aS a mAtter OF platfOrm enThusIaSm ANd oPtimist POeTRY, but Of
OfFice StaTiStics, Do we KNow That the World is an EasIEr anD bEtTer
placE to live in, and tHaT a man is lucKiEr tO be borN INto it,
thaN in the day of the fathers. So MUch has cHanGed, anD chaNged for
thE beTter. ThAt aNAlysis, Which tHe CarLyLisTS Lack, rEVEaLs sTiLl
other chaNGEs wOrked By The cOurse of Time in the phenomena OF thE
race,--such chanGes As coNCErN thE HaBIts Of SOciETY, the styles of
litErature, the SySTeMs of politiCAl eCoNomy and CommercIal orDEr, the
teNets of phiLosophy, thE sChooLS Of aRt, the forms Of governMent and
reLIgion. tHiS analYsiS furthEr RevEals tHat, whiLE
 every old clam-shell androtten
wre ck is  as  co ns picu ousto those, at l e ast,  who look for it as th e
ora ng e -gro v ed  clif fs, and th e fai rre tir in g  s tretc hes  of gre ensward,
t o v oy age for some sc arce descr ied  Atlantis ge mmi ng the  h ori z on ri ngwithan emp u rpledroundness  b o rn ofv apor, t i m e,  and  space. To such,t he future might b e a no bl e  c o u rse  to  lay; butth at li e s beyon d  t h e hor i zon, and impa tience is n o t c onsist en t w i th fai th. O n, the n, on
to th e fa rthest vi sible, - -but we s tward,whilethe  gr andf le et  of 
h u man i ty  sa i lslast. In to  s hadow  whi c h d rown s t he p ettydetails of
ex ist ence , --n ot to warda sh or e whi ch sha ll be  r eached only bylong 
buffetin g a nd  we ar y wat c hing,who senoble s cenery, glo ri o u s  w ith all
the temple sa n dtrophies  of th e  l at e st age,sh all  bea r unsha medt he 
scrutin y of t h efu ll-rise nsun.
Th e a ppl icati o n of  scien tific pr ocess e s to the study of history ha s 
r e v ea l ed t hesteady amel iora t ionof t h erac e . The  mail  o f  c h ivalric
giants is b ro ught o ut of  romance's ar mory to th e p rofane t esto fa 
vulgar trying  on,and, behol d , it istoo s mall for  the foot - s oldier o f
t o-d ay.  Po p u la tion everywhe r e  inc re ases, w hil e the r ate s o f m ort al ity
dimin ish. The  a ve ra ge  lo ngevi t y of the  p eop le  of  Lond o n is g reate r,
b yso m eth ing lik e  t w e nty- fi ve  per  ce nt ., th an i t  wa s a cen tury ago. 
Th e  imp ro ve ment of  machinery is  m ore and mo re  li ftingt h e yoke o f
physical labor from t h e neckofman,leav ing his m ind  freer  to cope
w ith th e hig he r p r o blems o fhis  o wn naturea n d t he un iv erse  withou t.
Not as a matter ofplatform enth usi asma n dopt i mi s t p oe t ry, b ut of
office st atistics,do we  know that the  w orld is  an eas ier a n d bette r
place t o live in ,andt h ata man is l uckier t o be born intoi t, 
than  in  the d ay  of  thefather s . S o muc h hasch anged,  andch anged fo r
the better. That anal ysis,which  th e Carlyli sts lac k, reveal s st ill
othercha nge s wor ked by th e co u rs e o f  time  int he phenom e na  of t he 
race,--suc h c han ges a s c o ncernthehabits of society ,  the styles of 
lit e r atu re, thesy stems of polit ica le c onomy an dcommercialorder, t he tenet s of p hiloso phy, th e sc h ools o f ar t,the forms  of  g o vernmen tan d 
relig ion.  T his an alysis furt h e r reveals that,while 
 every_old clam-shell_and rotten
wreck is as_conspicuous to_those,_at least,_who_look for it_as the
orange-groved cliffs,_and the fair retiring_stretches of greensward,
to_voyage_for some scarce descried Atlantis gemming the horizon ring
with an empurpled roundness born of_vapor,_time, and_space._To_such,
the future might be a_noble course to lay; but_that lies_beyond the
horizon, and impatience is not consistent with_faith._On, then, on
to_the farthest visible,--but westward, while the grand fleet of
humanity_sails last. Into shadow which drowns_the petty details_of
existence,--not_toward_a shore which shall_be reached only by long
buffeting and_weary watching, whose noble scenery, glorious_with all
the temples and trophies of the_latest age, shall bear unshamed the
scrutiny_of the full-risen sun.

The application_of scientific_processes to the study of_history has
revealed the_steady amelioration_of the race._The mail of chivalric
giants is brought_out of romance's_armory to the profane test of_a
vulgar_trying on, and,_behold,_it_is too_small for the_foot-soldier_of
to-day. Population_everywhere_increases, while the rates of mortality
diminish._The_average longevity of the people of London_is greater,
by something like_twenty-five_per cent., than it_was a century ago.
The improvement_of machinery is more and more_lifting the_yoke of
physical_labor from the neck of man, leaving his mind freer to_cope
with the higher problems of his_own nature and the_universe without.
Not_as_a matter of_platform_enthusiasm and_optimist poetry, but of
office statistics, do we_know that_the world is an easier and_better
place to live in,_and_that a man is luckier to_be born into it,
than in the_day of the fathers. So_much_has_changed, and changed for
the better._That analysis, which the Carlylists lack,_reveals still
other changes_worked by the course of time in_the_phenomena of the
race,--such changes as concern_the_habits of society, the styles of
literature,_the_systems_of political economy and commercial_order, the
tenets of philosophy, the schools_of art, the forms of government and
religion. This analysis_further reveals that,_while