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So ging er denn diesmal weg, behielt in der Seele die Erzählung von der Burg, die sich vervielfältigte, und mußte oftmals, fast täglich an diese Erzählung denken. Da kam er wiederum einmal zu Benedictus, und siehe da, Benedictus konnte jetzt bemerken, daß etwas vorgegangen war in der Seele des Capesius. Capesius selber hatte bemerkt: Jedesmal, wenn er sich an die Erzählung von der Burg, die sich vervielfältigte, erinnerte, wurde seine Seele eigentümlich innerlich angeregt. Es war, wie wenn diese Erzählung kräftebildend in seiner Seele gewirkt hätte, wie wenn seine Seele durch sie erkraftet worden wäre. Daher wiederholte er die Erzählung immer wieder und wiederum wie meditierend. Und nun kam er wieder zu Benedictus, der bemerkte, daß diese Seelenkräfte in sich erkraftet waren. 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