In his Majesty something else is added.

It seems as though he has at command a messenger from heaven who brings him thought and decisions." "That's it!" exclaimed Adrian eagerly; "and whenever she raises her voice to sing, a second one stands by the side of this Barbara Blomberg." "Only we do not yet know," observed Quijada anxiously, "whether this second one with the singer is a messenger from heaven, like his Majesty's, or an emissary of hell." The valet shrugged his shoulders irresolutely, and said quietly: "How could I venture to express an opinion about so noble an art?
But when I was listening to the hymn to the Virgin yesterday, it seemed as if an angel from heaven was singing from her lips." "Let us hope that you may be right," replied the other.

"But no matter! I think I know whence comes the invisible ally his Majesty has at his disposal.

It is the Holy Ghost that sends him--there is no doubt of it! His control is visible everywhere.

With miraculous power he urges him on in advance of all others, and even of himself.