Bella Donna - A Novel by Robert Smythe Hichens
page 25 of 765 (03%)
page 25 of 765 (03%)
|
"No doubt the state of the body affects the state of the mind." "How cautious you are!" A rather contemptuous smile flickered over her too red lips. "And really you must be in absolute antagonism with the priests, the Christian Scientists, with all the cranks and the self-deceivers who put soul above matter, who pretend that soul is independent of matter. Why, only the other day I was reading about the psychophysical investigations with the pneumograph and the galvanometer, and I'm certain that--" Suddenly she checked herself. "But that's beside the question. I've told you what I mean, what I think, that health triumphs over nearly everything." "You seem to be very convinced, a very sincere materialist." "And you?" "Despite the discoveries of science, I think there are still depths of mystery in man." "Woman included?" "Oh, dear, yes! But to return to your condition." "Ah!" She glanced at a watch on her wrist. |
|