"_First._ It is the left side of the body which appears to acquire this sometimes attractive, but more frequently repulsive, property. A sheet of paper, a pen, or any other light body, being placed upon a table, if the young girl approaches her left hand, even before she touches it, the object is driven to a distance as by a gust of wind. The table itself is overthrown the moment it is touched by her hand, or even by a thread which she may hold in it. "_Second._ This causes instantaneously a strong commotion in her side, which draws her towards the table; but it is in the region of the pelvis that this singular repulsive force appears to concentrate itself. "_Third._ As had been observed the first day, if she attempted to sit, the seat was thrown far from her, with such force that any other person occupying it was carried away with it. "_Fourth._ One day a chest upon which three men were seated was moved in the same manner. Another day, although the chair was held by two very strong men, it was broken between their hands. "_Fifth._ These phenomena are not produced in a continued manner. They manifest themselves in a greater or less degree, and from time to time during the day; but they show themselves in their intensity in the evening, from seven to nine o'clock. "_Sixth._ Then the girl is obliged to continue standing, and is in great agitation. "_Seventh._ She can touch no object without breaking it or throwing it upon the ground. "_Eighth._ All the articles of furniture which her garments touch are displaced and overthrown. "_Ninth._ At that moment many persons have felt, by coming in contact with her, a true electrical shock. "_Tenth._ During the entire duration of the paroxysms, the left side of the body is warmer than the right side. "_Eleventh._ It is affected by jerks, unusual movements, and a kind of trembling which seems to communicate itself to the hand which touches it. "_Twelfth._ This young person presents, moreover, a peculiar sensibility to the action of the magnet. When she approaches the north pole of the magnet she feels a violent shock, while the south pole produces no effect; so that if the experimenter changes the poles, but without her knowledge, she always discovers it by the difference of sensations which she experiences. "_Thirteenth._ The general health of Angelique is very good. The extraordinary movements, however, and the paroxysms observed every evening, resemble what one observes in some nervous maladies."