Good-morning." Indeed, this little man was writing prescriptions for the body and thinking prescriptions for the soul all day long.

Within him there dwelt a double mind, the mind of a great doctor and the mind of a great priest, and these two minds linked hands and lived as friends.

The one never strove against the other.

There was never a moment of estrangement.
And if there were frequent arguments and discussions between the two, they were the arguments and discussions that make friendship firmer, not enmity more bitter.

And, as Dr.Levillier very well knew, it was often the mind of the priest within him that gave to him his healing power over the body.