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[page 444] understand you. Miss. Bean was one. I remember this distinctly: that she told me that she was walking back and forth in the upper first and upper second. Q. Were the doors open so the patients could all pass from one hall to the other? A. I dont think they would be very particular about that in the evening in our upper wards, from the fact that a very large proportion of those that attend our amusements go from the upper wards Q. Where were Miss. Beans patients in the private? Those that hadn't gone ^into the other halls locked in? A. In that particular case I dont remember. Q. Where would they be likely to be, she having to leave? A. Most probably they were out at the chapel. Q. Those that were able to be? A. Yes; not all were able to be. Q. So that this attendant had under her charge really three halls? A. Yes, sir, if you regard the private as one. Q. Yes, taking the private and the other two halls, one attendant had charge of three.