He says good folks ought to be glad when sinners go to the bad place, even if they're belonging to them.

He 'lows I'd oughtn't to be sorry." "I am sure you have a right to be sorry Tom is dead," Helen said,--the woman's composure made her calm, too,--"but I do not believe he is in any place now that need make you sorry.

I do not believe what Elder Dean said about--hell." Mrs.Davis looked at her, a faint surprise dawning in her tired eyes, and shook her head.

"Oh, I'm not sayin' that he ain't right.

I'm not sayin' Tom ain't in the bad place, ner that it ain't justice.