There are hundreds of things he will think of after he is gone. He has brought Lily, and William--the young one---- (Feda, _sotto voce_.--I don't know whether it is right, but he appears to have two brothers.) [Two brothers as well as a sister died in extreme infancy. He would hardly know that, normally.--O. J. L.] A. M. L.--Feda, will you ask Raymond if he would like me to ask some questions? Yes, with pleasure, he says. A. M. L.--A little time ago, Raymond said he was with mother. Mother would like to know if he can say what she was doing when he came? Ask Raymond to think it over, and see if he can remember? Yes, yes. She'd got some wool and scissors. She had a square piece of stuff--he is showing me this--she was working on the square piece of stuff. He shows me that she was cutting the wool with the scissors. Another time, she was in bed. She was in a big chair--dark covered---- This refers to the time mentioned first. [Note B.] A. M. L.--Ask Raymond if he can remember which room she was in? (Pause.) He can't remember. He can't always see more than a corner of the room--it appears vapourish and shadowy. He often comes when you're in bed. He tried to call out loudly: he shouted, 'Alec, Alec!' but he didn't get any answer. That is what puzzles him. He thinks he has shouted, but apparently he has not even manufactured a whisper. A. M. L.--Feda, will you ask Raymond if he can remember trivial things that happened, as these things often make the best tests? He says he can now and again. A. M. L.--The questions that father asked about 'Evinrude,' 'Dartmoor,' and 'Argonauts,' are all trivial, but make good tests, as father knows nothing about them. Yes, Raymond quite understands. He is just as keen as you are to give those tests. A. M. L.--Ask Raymond if the word 'Evinrude' in connexion with a holiday trip reminds him of anything? Yes. (Definitely.) A. M. L.--And 'Argonauts'? Yes. (Definitely.) A. M. L.--And 'Dartmoor'? Yes. (Definitely.) A. M. L.--Well, don't answer the questions now, but if father asks them again, see if you can remember anything. (While Alec was speaking, Feda was getting a message simultaneously:--) He says something burst. [This is excellent for Dartmoor, but I knew it.--A. M. L.] [Note C.] A. M. L.--Tell Raymond I am quite sure he gets things through occasionally, but that I think often the meaning comes through altered, and very often appears to be affected by the sitter. It appears to me that they usually get what they expect.