He wants that church, yet he will not, as so many in his place would do, make the least concession to its people." Aunt Bell now brought a coldly critical scrutiny to bear upon one small foot which she thrust absently out until its profile could be seen.
"Perhaps he will have his reward," she said.

"Although it is many years since I broadened into what I may call the higher unbelief, I have never once suspected, my dear, that merit fails of its reward.

And above all, I have faith in Allan, in his--well, his psychic nature is so perfectly attuned with the Universal that Allan simply _cannot_ harm himself.

Even when he seems deliberately to invite misfortune, fortune comes instead.
So cheer up, and above all, practise going into the silence and holding the thought of success for him.

I think Allan will attend very acceptably to the mere details.".