The Phantom Of Rue Royale (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
JOHN, XIV: 30 Semacgus was rubbing his hands in glee at Nicolas’s stunned expression. ‘So both the young girls in the house were impregnated!’ said Nicolas. ‘One died in mysterious circumstances, and the other, who must either have been concealing her condition or is unaware of it, is now in’ – he hesitated over the words to use – ‘an indefinable state which has yet to be explained.’ ‘Don’t get carried away,’ said the naval surgeon, now serious again. ‘It won’t help. There are no phenomena which cannot be clarified by reason. So, if this maid of yours is flying, don’t take it for a miracle!’ ‘But the lives of the saints—’ ‘Ah, there he is, the Breton, the adopted son of a canon! You’re not going to convince me with tales told by old women and monks. I look at these apparently unintelligible facts in another way. We doctors of medicine – if I may assume this title, which some dispute1 – have long observed attacks like this in simple or ill-educated patients, like this girl.
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