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She saw these things in that card , in that piece of white pasteboard , as if she had seen them in a looking-glass . The young women were frightened , and exclaimed : `` That is quite enough ! Quite , quite enough ! '' But the doctor said to her authoritatively : `` You will get up at eight o'clock to-morrow morning ; then you will go and call on your cousin at his hotel and ask him to lend you the five thousand francs which your husband asks of you , and which he will ask for when he sets out on his coming journey . '' Then he woke her up . On returning to my hotel , I thought over this curious seance and I was assailed by doubts , not as to my cousin 's absolute and undoubted good faith , for I had known her as well as if she had been my own sister ever since she was a child , but as to a possible trick on the doctor 's part . Had not he , perhaps , kept a glass hidden in his hand , which he showed to the young woman in her sleep at the same time as he did the card ?