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"An Angel's got to be el is the soul ofthe Lord," said Frank

"Praising the Lord," repeated Tom

"And what about the woetting uneasy

"That I can't tell How do I know as there is anybody left

over at the Judgment Day? Let that be What I say is, that when

a ether--that el----"

"I dunno about souls I know as one plus one h to himself

"Bodies and souls, it's the same," said Tom

"And what about your missis, as e by this discourse

"That I can't tell you If I ael, it'll be

le soul It'll not be the soul

of me when I was a lad: for I hadn't a soul as would el then"

"I can always remember," said Frank's wife, "when our Harold

was bad, he did nothink but see an angel at th' back o' th'

lookin'-glass 'Look, el, my duck,' I said, but he wouldn't have it I

took th' lookin'-glass off'n th' dressin'-table, but it made no

difference He kep' on sayin' it was there My word, it did give