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The following day, as the abbe was leaving the altar after saying mass, a thought struck him with such force that it seemed to him the utterance of a voice. He made a sign to Ursula to wait for him, and accompanied her home without having breakfasted.
"My child," he said, "I want to see the two volumes your godfather showed you in your dreams -- where he said that he placed those certificates and banknotes."