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The life of Jean Henri Fabre, the entomologist, 1823-1910

Note 2 — Chapter V · AT THE COLLEGE OF RODEZ

Bernard Miall translation

Things are just the same to-day in my village of Sérignan, where there are numbers of youthful adepts in the art of putting poultry to sleep. Science often has very humble beginnings. There is nothing to tell us that the mischief of a pack of idle urchins is not the starting-point of our knowledge of hypnosis.2

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