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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 76, February, 1864

Note 12 — THE CONVULSIONISTS OF ST. MÉDARD

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"Un coup d'épée" is the expression employed by Montgéron; but the facts elsewhere reported by himself do not seem to bear out, in most cases, its accuracy. It was not usually a thrust of a sword's point, but only a pressure with the point of a sharp sword, often so strong, however, that the weapon was bent by its force.

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