There are limits to the privileges ofthe elect, even in heaven. Why, if Adam was to show himself toevery new comer that wants to call and gaze at him and strike himfor his autograph, he would never have time to do anything else butjust that. Talmage has said he is going to give Adam some of hisattentions, as well as A., I. and J. But he will have to changehis mind about that."

"Oh, there are a lot of such things that people expect and don'tget. For instance, there's a Brooklyn preacher by the name ofTalmage, who is laying up a considerable disappointment forhimself. He says, every now and then in his sermons, that thefirst thing he does when he gets to heaven, will be to fling hisarms around Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and kiss them and weep onthem. There's millions of people down there on earth that are