The Harwest of the Food Herbert George Wells

“And that led to another dreadful bother. Agitated multitudes were at them in no time, telling them for a thousand reasons to stop, telling them to stop for no reason at all babbling, confused, and varied multitudes. The place they were building was too high it couldn’t possibly be safe. It was ugly; it interfered with the letting of proper sized houses in the neighbourhood; it ruined the tone of the neighbourhood; it was unneighbourly; it was contrary to the Local Building Regulations; it infringed the right of the local authority to muddle about with a minute expensive electric supply of its own; it interfered with the concerns of the local water company.”

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