_Nov. 9._ During the night she is reported to have varied between stiffness with mutism and a more relaxed state. Once, the nurse found her with tears, saying “I want to go down the hall to my sister--to the river,” and a short time later with fright: “Is that my mother?” Again she said: “Oh dear, I wish this boat would stop--stop it--where are we going?” In the forenoon she was quiet and unresponsive. In the afternoon she said in a somewhat perplexed way, “We were in a ship and we were ’most drowned.” (When was that?) “Day before yesterday it must have been”--Again she said in the same manner: “It was like water. I was going down. I could hear a lot of things.” She claimed this happened “to-day.” “I saw all the people in here, it was all full of water,” “I have been lying here a long time--do you remember the time I was under the ground and it seemed full of water and every one got drowned and a sharp thing struck me?” “I was out in a ship and I went down there in a coffin.” When asked whether she had been frightened at such times, she said: “No, I didn’t seem to be, I just lay there.” She also said: “the water rushed in,” and when asked why she put up her arms, she said, “I did it to save the ship.” _Nov. 10._ She is still fairly free. She said that when she was on the ship things looked changed, “the picture over there looked like a saint, the beds looked queer.” (How do things look now?) “All right.” (The picture too?) “The same as when I was going down into a dark hole.” When asked later in the day where she was, she said, “In the Pope’s house, Uncle Edward is it?” but after a short time she added, “It is Ward’s Island, isn’t it?” _Nov. 11._ Inactive, inaccessible, but for the most part not rigid. _Nov. 14._ Varies between mutism with resistance and more relaxed inactivity. To-day lies in a position repeatedly assumed by her, namely, on her stomach with head raised, resistive towards any interference, immobile face, totally inaccessible. _Nov. 15._ Freer. She said: “One day I was in a coffin, that’s the day I went to Heaven.” She also said she used to see “the crucifix hanging there” (on the ceiling)--“not now but when I was going to Heaven.” (When was that?) “Over in that bed” (her former bed). Later she added, “The place changed so ... things used to be coming up and down (dreamily)--that was the day I was coming up on the ship or going down.” She is quite oriented. _Nov. 17._ Usually stands about with immobile face, preoccupied, but she eats voluntarily.