"We worked on him for over an hour," said Mr. Monson. "It's like a state of calm."

“我们在孩子身上努力了一个多钟头”，蒙逊先生说：“那就好像是进入了一种入定的状态。”

Mr Monson unravels these mysteries, tracing their origins and following their repercussions beyond the convent walls.

Monson先生揭开这些事件的神秘面纱，寻根问底，并追踪在修道院外产生的反响。

The child’s body was blue, but Mr. Monson and his fellows met parental despair with professional focus and did everything they could.

孩子的身体都已经发紫了，但蒙逊先生和同伴的职业素养遭遇了父母的绝望眼神，他们竭尽所能。

Those high-frequency sounds convey a surprising amount of information, says Dr Brian Monson, from the University of Utah, Salt Lake City.

来自盐湖城犹他大学的布莱恩曼森表示，这些高频率的声音蕴藏了巨大的信息。

"If they can understand what's being said, that means there's an ability to extract intelligible information from high frequencies, and nobody would have predicted that," says Monson.

曼森认为：如果他们能理解记录中说的是什么，那意味人类有一种从高音区提取可识别信息的能力，这是之前没人预测过的。