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judgment (96). _Speech._--_Heiss_ (hot) means "The drink is too hot," and "the stove is hot" (144). _Watja_ and _mimi_; _mimmi_, _moemoe_, _m[=a]m[=a]_, mean food; _atta_, disappearance; spontaneous articulation, _[(oi]_, _[(eu]_, _ana_, _ida_, _didl_, _dadl_, _dldo-dlda_; in singing-tone, _opojoe_, _apojopojum aui_, _heissa_; calls grandparents _e-papa_ and _e-mama_; knows who is meant when these are spoken of. Understands words more easily, as "drink, eat, shut, open" (145). Word-memory becoming firm; imagination. Great progress in reproducing syllables and words (146). Child's name, "Axel," is called _Aje_, _Eja_. "Bett, Karre, Kuk," repeated correctly. Echolalia reappears (147). Words are best pronounced by child when he is not called upon to do it (148). _Feeling of Self._--Child holds biscuit to his toes (190). TWENTY-FOURTH MONTH. SENSES. SIGHT.--_Interpretation of what is seen._--Moving animals closely observed (64). HEARING.--Trying to sing, and beating time (90). ORGANIC SENSATIONS AND EMOTIONS.--Astonishment more seldom apparent (174). WILL. _Instinctive Movements._--Child turns, of himself, dancing in time to music; beats time (280). _Imitative Movements._--Ceremonious movements imitated, salutation, uncovering head (291). _Expressive Movements._--Roguish laughing first observed (299). INTELLECT. Understanding of actions and of use of utensils more developed than ability to interpret representations of them (I, 64, 65). _Speech._--Voluntary sound-imitations gain in frequency and accuracy; genuine echolalia (148). Imperfect imitations (149). Multiplicity of meanings in the same utterance (150). Distinguishing men from women. Combination of two words into a sentence, seven hundred and seventh day; words confounded; also gestures and movements; but not in the expression of joy and grief (151, 152). TWENTY-FIFTH MONTH. SENSES. SIGHT.--_Discrimination of Colors._--Color-tests, red and green; seven hundred and fifty-eighth day, eleven times right, six wrong; seven hundred and fifty-ninth, seven right, five wrong; seven hundred and sixtieth, nine right, five wrong (8). Does not yet _know_ what blue and green signify. Moves and handles himself well in twilight (21). _Seeing Near and Distant Objects._--One hundred and eighth week, power of accommodation good; small photographic likenesses recognized (56). INTELLECT. _Speech._--Progress is extraordinary. Does not pr
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