ten o'clock
The world always has had and will have need of all the virtue and true religion that men can be induced to practice ; but to tell farmers that personal religion will take the place of a scientific agriculture , or the master of an unseaworthy ship that the practice of good morals will bring his craft to shore , would be no greater childishness than the priests and moralists of your day committed in assuring a world beggared by a crazy economic system that the secret of plenty was good works and personal piety . History gives a bitter chapter to these blind guides , who , during the revolutionary period , did far more harm than those who openly defended the old order , because , while the brutal frankness of the latter repelled good men , the former misled them and long diverted from the guilty system the indignation which otherwise would have sooner destroyed it . `` And just here let me say , Julian , as a most important point for you to remember in the history of the great Revolution , that it was not until the people had outgrown this childish teaching and saw the causes of the world 's want and misery , not primarily in human depravity , but in the economic madness of the profit system on which private capitalism depended , that the Revolution began to go forward in earnest . '' Now , although the doctor had said that the school we were to visit was in Arlington , which I knew to be some distance out of the city , and that the examination would take place at ten o'clock , he continued to sit comfortably in his chair , though the time was five minutes of ten . `` Is this Arlington the same town that was a suburb of the city in my time ? '' I presently ventured to inquire . `` Certainly . ''