I hope to fill every room in my palace with such sisters as they." The audience had been growing more and more restless and unsettled, and the faces of those that sat on the platform had been betraying greater and greater dismay and consternation.

And at this point Bishop Dickinson arose, and with an expression of disgust on his face, fled from the platform and the hall.

But Bishop Morehouse, oblivious to all, his eyes filled with his vision, continued: "Oh, sisters and brothers, in this act of mine I find the solution of all my difficulties.

I didn't know what broughams were made for, but now I know.

They are made to carry the weak, the sick, and the aged; they are made to show honor to those who have lost the sense even of shame.
"I did not know what palaces were made for, but now I have found a use for them.