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Ursula

CHAPTER VI
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Not only did this great unknown (who still lives) heal from a distance the worst and most inveterate diseases, suddenly and radically, as the Savior of men did formerly, but he was also able to call forth instantaneously the most remarkable phenomena of somnambulism and conquer the most rebellious will.

The countenance of this mysterious being, who claims to be responsible to God alone and to communicate, like Swedenborg, with angels, resembles that of a lion; concentrated, irresistible energy shines in it.

His features, singularly contorted, have a terrible and even blasting aspect.

His voice, which comes from the depths of his being, seems charged with some magnetic fluid; it penetrates the hearer at every pore.

Disgusted by the ingratitude of the public after his many cures, he has now returned to an impenetrable solitude, a voluntary nothingness.


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