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[page 601] was restored so she regarded her sane? A. She was not. Q. How far? A. Lacked considerably. She was in a passive, quiet state, somewhat demented and is so now, very much demented. Q. After she was partially restored, as you say she was put right into this classification which you have there, with all forms of insanity below the violent, wasn't she? A. There were no very violent ones except in paroxysms; occasionally they would break out. Q. Noisy? No, not very noisy. Q. They broke out into noise? A. Yes, sir. In almost every ward we have there are short outbreaks. Q. Would not a patient under those circumstances be likely to have her symptoms greatly aggravated by that? A. No, sir, not in her case. Q. Do you think it does in any case there? A. I think the quiet and should be together, when affected temporarily by it. Q. If you had your way? A. I would