302 EDITOR. 



characterized Mr Carlyle, for instance, but he had no 

 fellowship with those bigots who, having lost that fervour 

 which made the intolerance of the seventeenth century 

 respectable, retain that intolerance which cast over the 

 fervour of the seventeenth century a ghastly and ensan- 

 guined glare. 



And now, not without satisfaction, we can turn the 

 leaf upon this Sturm und Drang storm and stress- 

 chapter in Hugh Miller's history. 



