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The New Magdalen

CHAPTER IX
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We differ in opinion about her here.

Some of us (myself among the number) doubt whether the recovery of her mind has accompanied the recovery of her bodily powers.

Without pronouncing her to be mad--she is perfectly gentle and harmless--we are nevertheless of opinion that she is suffering under a species of insane delusion.

Bear in mind the caution which I have given you--and now go and judge for yourself." I obeyed, in some little perplexity and surprise.

The sufferer, when I approached her bed, looked sadly weak and worn; but, so far as I could judge, seemed to be in full possession of herself.


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