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[page 408] visit that I made Q. What time did your rounds begin? A. 9 oclock Q. You say this was about 10? A. I dont remember particularly whether it was the first or second visit. Q. Had his mania subsided then, was he less excited? A. Yes, he was. Q. Cooled off had he? A Yes, sir. Q. Had he gone rather to the other extreme, and did he seem to be despondent? A. Not very much. Q. But tended that way? A. He was quiet Q. Had became quiet and [tending?] that way? A. Some what. Q. The violent fit of insanity was leaving him was it? A. It seemed to me ^so at that time Q. Don't you know that patients, if put in without clothing when in the violence of insanity, would become cold when the insanity left them and their fir subsided? A. I am unable to say about that. Q. Don't you know that as a matter of experience? A. Yes, sir q. It has been your experience has it not? A. Yes sir.