We have no right to touch the things which our fathers have told us were sacred, unless we are sure they were wrong... It is ours to preserve what they, having much, loved and revered; to add what we can, but not to diminish nor to change. What we have inherited from our forefathers, we must preserve for our children... Our duty is to hand down to them, unimpaired and brightened, the heritage of beauty which our ancestors have passed to us.