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`` I think I am mad , Bouvard , '' answered Minoret from the steps of the porte-cochere . `` If that woman tells the truth about Ursula , -- and none but Ursula can know the things that sorceress has told me , -- I shall say that _ you are right _ . I wish I had wings to fly to Nemours this minute and verify her words . But I shall hire a carriage and start at ten o'clock to-night . Ah ! am I losing my senses ? '' `` What would you say if you knew of a life-long incurable disease healed in a moment ; if you saw that great magnetizer bring sweat in torrents from an herpetic patient , or make a paralyzed woman walk ? ''