6. _Agt._, an interrogation point; _Per._, a figure hard to describe, a round dot with curves springing from it like concentric 3’s, and two parallel lines shooting to the left. The points which attract notice are the dot, like that of the original, and the curves similar to that of the interrogation point. 7. _Agt._, script E; _Per._, same minus the “curls.” Several of the above are not impressive taken alone; taken together, the greater or less approaches to the several originals defeat chance, though how much no man can measure. Counter-tests by guessing will come the nearest to measuring. The Series of January 28–29, 1929 This series also has to do with drawings made by Mr. Sinclair’s secretary. 1. _Agent’s_ drawing, a diamond or rhombus (Fig. 32); _Percipient’s_ drawing, the two halves of a rhombus, “wandering about,” as Mr. Sinclair says (Fig. 32a); if connected they would make a rhombus closely similar to the original. 2. _Agt._, a script capital Y; _Per._, a print capital Y. (Figs. 33 and 33a.) 3. The _Agent’s_ drawing, a bottle of milk with “certified” written on it, was suggested by his knowledge that Mrs. Sinclair to a considerable extent lives on milk and is particular about its quality; _Per._, an ellipse much like the top of the bottle, a straight line depending therefrom, and the script “Round white foamy stuff on top like soapsuds or froth.” And foam is characteristic of her milk, as she drinks it sour and whipped (Figs. 34 and 34a). Here the percipient failed to get much as to shape, but got considerable in the way of associated ideas. 4. _Agt._, an oil derrick (Fig. 35); _Per._, got what will be seen in Figure 35a. There are long lines diverging like the long lines of the oil derrick, but at a slant, and with a 5 or perhaps a 9 at the top which has no counterpart in the original. This is not a very satisfactory reproduction, but the general shape and long downward lines are suggestive. 5. _Agt._, something like a poplar leaf; _Per._, three scrawls like letters or parts of letters. A failure. 6. _Agt._, three small ellipses attached to a stem; _Per._, script “See what looks like spider’s web,” but drawing shows a bunch of elliptic figures. 7. _Agt._, apparently an apple with stem; _Per._, (1) what looks like a tall script V, (2) the same less tall, (3) one so low and broad that it is nearly equivalent to the top of the apple minus the stem. 8. _Agt._, a house from whose chimney proceeds smoke represented by a spiral line (Fig. 36). _Per._, (1) a double spiral cut by a straight line, same slant as in the original, (2) single spiral of nearly the same slant, (3) what looks like a battlement, the crenels or openings of which are like the windows of the house minus the upper sides (Fig. 36a). The rectangular openings are three in number, the rectangular openings in the house (two windows and a door) are also there.