`` There is n't much choice . The place is full , '' said Jerry . `` I 'D like that corner near the road , I guess . I could hear the teams going past and the people talking . '' `` I 'd like that little hollow under the weeping birch , '' said Una . `` That birch is such a place for birds and they sing like mad in the mornings . '' `` I 'd take the Porter lot where there 's so many children buried . I like lots of company , '' said Faith . `` Carl , where 'd you ? '' `` I 'd rather not be buried at all , '' said Carl , `` but if I had to be I 'd like the ant-bed . Ants are AWF ` LY int ` resting . '' `` How very good all the people who are buried here must have been , '' said Una , who had been reading the laudatory old epitaphs . `` There does n't seem to be a single bad person in the whole graveyard . Methodists must be better than Presbyterians after all . '' `` Maybe the Methodists bury their bad people just like they do cats , '' suggested Carl . `` Maybe they do n't bother bringing them to the graveyard at all . '' `` Nonsense , '' said Faith . `` The people that are buried here were n't any better than other folks , Una . But when anyone is dead you must n't say anything of him but good or he 'll come back and ha ` nt you . Aunt Martha told me that .
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