"John Race appeared to be very thoughtful. 'You've told mea lot I didn't know' he said at last 'and I feel inclined to tell you the only thing you don't know. I can imagine how those fellows calculated well enough. They thought any man alive waking up in a coffin to find himself canonized like a saint and made into a walking miracle for everyone to admire would be swept alongwith his worshippers and accept the crown of glory that fell on him out the sky. And I reckon their calculation was pretty practical psychology as men go. I've seen all sorts of men in all sorts of places; and I tell you frankly I don't believe there's one man in a thousand who could wake up like that with all his wits about him; and while he was still almost talking in his sleep would have the sanity and the simplicity and the humility to ' He was much surprised to find himself moved and his level voice wavering."