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The
slice
“
slipped
down
”
with
tolerable
ease
,
judging
from
its
rapid
disappearance
.
Davy
slid
head
first
off
the
sofa
,
turned
a
double
somersault
on
the
rug
,
and
then
sat
up
and
announced
decidedly
,
“
Anne
,
I
’
ve
made
up
my
mind
about
heaven
.
I
don
’
t
want
to
go
there
.
”
“
Why
not
?
”
asked
Anne
gravely
.
“
Cause
heaven
is
in
Simon
Fletcher
’
s
garret
,
and
I
don
’
t
like
Simon
Fletcher
.
”
“
Heaven
in
.
.
.
Simon
Fletcher
’
s
garret
!
”
gasped
Anne
,
too
amazed
even
to
laugh
.
“
Davy
Keith
,
whatever
put
such
an
extraordinary
idea
into
your
head
?
”
“
Milty
Boulter
says
that
’
s
where
it
is
.
It
was
last
Sunday
in
Sunday
School
.
The
lesson
was
about
Elijah
and
Elisha
,
and
I
up
and
asked
Miss
Rogerson
where
heaven
was
.
Miss
Rogerson
looked
awful
offended
.
She
was
cross
anyhow
,
because
when
she
’
d
asked
us
what
Elijah
left
Elisha
when
he
went
to
heaven
Milty
Boulter
said
,
‘
His
old
clo
’
es
,
’
and
us
fellows
all
laughed
before
we
thought
.
I
wish
you
could
think
first
and
do
things
afterwards
,
‘
cause
then
you
wouldn
’
t
do
them
.
But
Milty
didn
’
t
mean
to
be
disrespeckful
.
He
just
couldn
’
t
think
of
the
name
of
the
thing
.
Miss
Rogerson
said
heaven
was
where
God
was
and
I
wasn
’
t
to
ask
questions
like
that
.
Milty
nudged
me
and
said
in
a
whisper
,
‘
Heaven
’
s
in
Uncle
Simon
’
s
garret
and
I
’
ll
esplain
about
it
on
the
road
home
.
’
So
when
we
was
coming
home
he
esplained
.
Milty
’
s
a
great
hand
at
esplaining
things
.
Even
if
he
don
’
t
know
anything
about
a
thing
he
’
ll
make
up
a
lot
of
stuff
and
so
you
get
it
esplained
all
the
same
.
His
mother
is
Mrs
.
Simon
’
s
sister
and
he
went
with
her
to
the
funeral
when
his
cousin
,
Jane
Ellen
,
died
.
The
minister
said
she
’
d
gone
to
heaven
,
though
Milty
says
she
was
lying
right
before
them
in
the
coffin
.
But
he
s
’
posed
they
carried
the
coffin
to
the
garret
afterwards
.
Well
,
when
Milty
and
his
mother
went
upstairs
after
it
was
all
over
to
get
her
bonnet
he
asked
her
where
heaven
was
that
Jane
Ellen
had
gone
to
,
and
she
pointed
right
to
the
ceiling
and
said
,
‘
Up
there
.
’
Milty
knew
there
wasn
’
t
anything
but
the
garret
over
the
ceiling
,
so
that
’
s
how
HE
found
out
.
And
he
’
s
been
awful
scared
to
go
to
his
Uncle
Simon
’
s
ever
since
.
”
Anne
took
Davy
on
her
knee
and
did
her
best
to
straighten
out
this
theological
tangle
also
.
She
was
much
better
fitted
for
the
task
than
Marilla
,
for
she
remembered
her
own
childhood
and
had
an
instinctive
understanding
of
the
curious
ideas
that
seven
-
year
-
olds
sometimes
get
about
matters
that
are
,
of
course
,
very
plain
and
simple
to
grown
up
people
.
She
had
just
succeeded
in
convincing
Davy
that
heaven
was
NOT
in
Simon
Fletcher
’
s
garret
when
Marilla
came
in
from
the
garden
,
where
she
and
Dora
had
been
picking
peas
.
Dora
was
an
industrious
little
soul
and
never
happier
than
when
“
helping
”
in
various
small
tasks
suited
to
her
chubby
fingers
.
She
fed
chickens
,
picked
up
chips
,
wiped
dishes
,
and
ran
errands
galore
.
She
was
neat
,
faithful
and
observant
;
she
never
had
to
be
told
how
to
do
a
thing
twice
and
never
forgot
any
of
her
little
duties
.
Davy
,
on
the
other
hand
,
was
rather
heedless
and
forgetful
;
but
he
had
the
born
knack
of
winning
love
,
and
even
yet
Anne
and
Marilla
liked
him
the
better
.
While
Dora
proudly
shelled
the
peas
and
Davy
made
boats
of
the
pods
,
with
masts
of
matches
and
sails
of
paper
,
Anne
told
Marilla
about
the
wonderful
contents
of
her
letter
.
