Chapter 89 humorous ending

George Cohan said, "When you say goodbye, put a smile on their face." If you have the ability and the subject matter, that's great, but how do you do it?As Hamlet said: this is a problem.Each must behave in its own unique way. Lloyd George once gave a lecture on the maintenance of the cemetery of the famous missionary Wesley (the founder of the Methodist Church) to the believers at the gathering of the Methodist Church.The subject was so serious that no one could think of anything funny about it.But, mind you, he did it anyway, and he did it very successfully.At the same time, please note that his speech ended so peacefully and beautifully:

"I'm glad you guys are starting to renovate his cemetery. It's a cemetery that should be respected, and he hated anything that was untidy or unclean. He said, 'Let no man in rags be seen Methodist'. I think you'll never see a Methodist like that because of him. (Laughter) It would be grossly disrespectful to leave his graveyard dirty You will remember that once, as he was passing somewhere in Derbyshire, a girl ran to the door and called out to him; 'God bless you, Mr. Wesley.' He replied, 'Miss, if your face and The cleaner the apron, the more valuable your blessing will be.' (Laughter) That's how he feels about uncleanness. So don't let his graveyard be messy. If he ever passes by, it's more important than anything Makes him sad. You must take good care of this cemetery. It is a sacred and memorable cemetery, where your faith rests. (Cheers)