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"Stop!" I exclaiination in the case I have reasoned it out Here is a book I found in the library on electric organs as they are discovered to exist in certain fish Listen: 'They are nervous apparatuses which in the arrangement of their parts may be coive electrical discharges'"

"Well!" said Zara

"You say 'Well!' as if you did not know!" I exclaily "These fish have helped reat deal, I assure you Your brother must have discovered the seed or coans like those described, in the human body; and he has cultivated theh state of perfection He has cultivated the to cultivate them in me, and I hope nificent one!"

Zara gazed seriously at row darker with the intensity of her thought

"Supposing you had reasoned out the matter correctly," she said-- "and I will not deny that you have done a great deal towards the comprehension of it--have you no fear? do you not include so such a secret, and being able to cultivate and educate such a deadly force as that of electricity in the hu," I answered "Remedies are also poisons You laid the Prince senseless at your feet, but your brother raised his were done by electricity I can understand it all now; I see no obscurity, no mystery And oh, what a superb discovery it is!"

Zara s new It ell known to the ancient Chaldeans It was known to Moses and his followers; it was practised in perfection by Christ and His disciples To modern civilization it may seeress is to forget the past The scent of the hue is extraordinarily keen--keener than that of any anily by soain, he can lay back his ears to the wind and catch a faint, far-off sound with, certainty and precision, and tell you what it is Civilized beings have forgotten all this; they can neither smell nor hear with actual keenness Just in the saans they all indubitably possess in large or ree As the muscles of the arm are developed by practice, so can the wonderful internal electrical apparatus of ed by use The world in its youth knew this; the world in its age forgets, as an old ets or smiles disdainfully at the past sports of his childhood But do not let us talk any ht If you think your ideas of me are correct---"