`` Oh , no , no , do n't do that , '' said Felicity in alarm . `` Ministers would n't want to be bothered with such questions . '' `` Why not ? What are ministers for if they ai n't to tell people how to get to heaven ? '' `` Oh , well , it 's all right for grown-ups to ask them things , of course . But it is n't respectful for little boys -- especially hired boys . '' `` I do n't see why . But anyhow , I s ` pose it would n't be much use , because if he was a Presbyterian minister he 'd say I ought to be a Presbyterian , and if he was a Methodist he 'd tell me to be one , too . Look here , Felicity , what IS the difference between them ? '' `` I -- I do n't know , '' said Felicity reluctantly . `` I s ` pose children ca n't understand such things . There must be a great deal of difference , of course , if we only knew what it was . Anyhow , I am a Presbyterian , and I 'm glad of it . '' We walked on in silence for a time , thinking our own young thoughts . Presently they were scattered by an abrupt and startling question from Peter . `` What does God look like ? '' he said . It appeared that none of us had any idea . `` The Story Girl would prob ` ly know , '' said Cecily . `` I wish I knew , '' said Peter gravely .
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