BOOK IV CHAPTER I

It was the most interesting case I have ever had (wrote M. Chatelard, in the third volume of his "Psychologie Féminine"), and the most abnormal. The illness, caused by shock, concussion-call it what you will-was benign, yet it was long. There was a little fever, a little delirium: un petit délire très doux, tout poétique, que, plongé dans mon v