"William," said Dr. Lavendar,
admiringly, "what an advantage you
fellows have over us poor parsons!
Everything a medical man doesn't understand
is 'bosh'! Now, we can't classify things
as easily as that."

"Well, I don't care," William said,
doggedly; "from my point of view--"

"From your point of view," said Dr.
Lavendar, "St. Paul was an epileptic,
because he heard a Voice?"

"If you really want to know what I
think--"

"I don't," Dr. Lavendar said; "I
want you to know what I think. Mr.
Roberts hasn't heard any Voice, yet;
he is only listening for it. William,
listening for the Voice of God isn't
necessarily a sign of poor health; and
provided a man doesn't set himself up
to think he is the only person his
Heavenly Father is willing to speak to,
listening won't do him any harm. As
for Henry Roberts, he is a humble old
man. An example to me, William! I
am pretty arrogant once in a while.