_Next object--a playing card with a blue anchor painted on it slantwise instead of pips._--No contact at all this time, but another lady, Miss R----d, who had entered the room, assisted Mr. B. and Miss E. as agents. "Is it an anchor? ... a little on the slant." (Do you see any colour?) "Colour is black.... It's a nicely drawn anchor." When asked to draw she sketched part of it, but had evidently half forgotten it, and not knowing the use of the cross arm, she could only indicate that there was something more there but she couldn't remember what. Her drawing had the right slant exactly. _Another object--two pairs of coarse lines crossing; drawn in red chalk_, and set up at some distance from agents. No contact. "I only see lines crossing." She saw no colour. She afterwards drew them quite correctly, but very small. [Illustration: ORIGINALS.] [Illustration: REPRODUCTION.] _Double object._--It was now that I arranged the double object between Miss R----d and Miss E., who happened to be sitting nearly facing one another. [See _Nature,_ June 12th, 1884.] The drawing was a square on one side of the paper, a cross on the other. Miss R----d looked at the side with the square on it. Miss E. looked at the side with the cross. Neither knew what the other was looking at--nor did the percipient know that anything unusual was being tried. Mr. Birchall was silently asked to take off his attention and he got up and looked out of window before the drawings were brought in, and during the experiment. There was no contact. Very soon Miss R. said, "I see things moving about.... I seem to see two things.... I see first one up there, and then one down there.... I don't know which to draw.... I can't see either distinctly." (Well, anyhow, draw what you have seen.) She took off the bandage and drew first a square, and then said, "Then there was the other thing as well ... afterwards they seemed to go into one," and she drew a cross inside the square from corner to corner, adding afterwards, "I don't know what made me put it inside." No. 7.--By HERR MAX DESSOIR.