Cases, I mean, where, if there's a cure, the publication of the miracle follows as a matter of course.

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What's this case, I wonder ?" he ended sharply, glancing down at the printed paper before him, and then up again at the litter that was being arranged.
Monsignor looked too at the paper that lay before him.

Some thirty paragraphs, carefully numbered, dated, and signed, gave, as it seemed, a list of the cases to be examined.
"Number fourteen," murmured the monk.
Number fourteen, it appeared, was a case of fractured spine--a young girl, aged sixteen; a German.