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[page 272] A. For a few days she would talk, but seemed very nervous, and would cry a part of the time. Q. What do you mean by crying? A. She would burst out crying suddenly? Q. Do you know that that is a very frequent appearance of those who are becoming insane? A. As far as I know I think it is. Q. Now, then, you say she began to be worse when brought back there. Did she grow worse continually in insanity? A. Yes, sir, I think she did. Q. And finally did she become wildly insane A. Not wildly, but so insane she didn't know anything. When I unlocked one morning I found her on the floor, and she didn't know enough to speak. Q. What was the cause of that? A. That is more than I can tell. Q. What should you judge that the boarders made her very nervous. I kept her from them as much as I could. I kept her in the dining room as much as I could. Some times I could not keep her there. Q. If she was in the hall she was constantly