_Nov. 4._ Still has to be catheterized. She sits up, staring, with expressionless face, but when asked how she felt she responded and said feebly: “I don’t know how I feel or how I look or how long I have been here or anything.” (What is wrong?) “Oh, I only want to go to a convent the rest of my days.” (Why?) “Oh, I have only said wrong things, I thought I would be better dead, I could not do anything right.” Later she again began to stare. _Nov. 5._ During the night she is said to have been restless and wanted to go to church. To-day she is found staring, but not resistive. When questioned she sometimes does not answer. She said to the physician, “I should have gone up to Heaven to you and not brought me down here.” She called the physician “Uncle James.” Again she said, “I want to go up to see Jim.” Sometimes she looks indifferent, again somewhat bewildered. _Nov. 6._ She eats better, catheterizing is no longer necessary. She is found lying in bed, rigid, staring, resistive, does not answer at first, later appears somewhat distressed, says “I want to go and see Jim.” (Where?) “In Heaven.” She gave the name of the place and of the physician, also the date. _Nov. 8._ In the forenoon, after she had presented a rather immobile expression and had answered a few orientation questions correctly, she suddenly beckoned into space, then shook her fist in a threatening manner. When later asked about this, she said: “Jim was down there and I wanted to get him in.” (And?) “You was up here first.” (And?) “I thought we was going down down, up up--the boat-- --you came in here for--to lock Jim out so we wouldn’t let him in.” Later she said, when asked whether anything worried her, “Yes, you are taking Jim’s place.”