That it will ever be understood is unlikely.

As it is, the power staggers belief and makes modern psychology, with its study of brain-cells, stand aghast.

As to poor Fields himself, he excites only sympathy.

Homeless, unkempt, and uncouth, traveling aimlessly on a journey which he does not understand, he hugs to his heart a marvelous power, which he declares to be a gift from God.

To his weak mind it lifts him above his fellow-men, and yet it is as useless to the world as a diamond in a dead man's hand." Wolf-Children .-- It is interesting to know to what degree a human being will resemble a beast when deprived of the association with man.