noon
Well , I 've an idee of my own , in that matter , which is just this , Sarpent . Whenever I 've done wrong , I 've ginirally found 't was owin ' to some blindness of the mind , which hid the right from view , and when sight has returned , then has come sorrow and repentance . Now , I consait that , after death , when the body is laid aside or , if used at all , is purified and without its longin 's , the spirit sees all things in their ra'al lights and never becomes blind to truth and justice . Such bein ' the case , all that has been done in life , is beheld as plainly as the sun is seen at noon ; the good brings joy , while the evil brings sorrow . There 's nothin ' onreasonable in that , but it 's agreeable to every man 's exper ` ence . '' `` I thought the pale-faces believed all men were wicked ; who then could ever find the white man 's heaven ? '' `` That 's ingen ` ous , but it falls short of the missionary teachin 's .