[Dawn of All by Robert Hugh Benson]@TWC D-Link bookDawn of All CHAPTER I 4/65
But it suddenly struck him that if he knew that he was a Domestic Prelate, and if he could recognize a Franciscan, he must have seen those phenomena before.
Where? When? Little pictures began to form before him as a result of his intense mental effort, but they were far away and minute, like figures seen through the wrong end of a telescope; and they afforded no explanation.
But, as he bent his whole mind upon it, he remembered that he had been a priest--he had distinct memories of saying mass.
But he could not remember where or when; he could not even remember his own name. This last horror struck him alert again.
_He did not know who he was_.
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