one dream and dream means
sleep--if move is moving, why not move?" When she
accidentally heard the word wine, she said "Guilty wine is
not in our house--wine is red and women are women, and
women and wine and wine and women and wine and song."
Again, "You are not Mr. Kratzberger, Mr. Steinberger, Mr.
Einberger--you are not Mr. Horrid or Mr. Storrid--perhaps
you are Mr. Johnson or Mr. Thompson--no, you are Dr. C."
(correct).

She was quite clear about her environment.

Although the mood was throughout one of elation, on the
ninth day in the forenoon she cried at times, wanted to see
her mother, and spoke in a depressed strain (content not
known). A few hours after that she suddenly became quiet.

2. Then for four days (March 14-17) she was markedly
inactive, though at times got out of bed. She looked about
in a bewildered manner, did not speak spontaneously, but
could with urging be induced to make some replies. She did
this now fairly promptly, now quite slowly. Questions were
apt to bring on the bewilderment. Thus, when asked where
she was, she merely looked more bewildered, finally said
"Bellevue--I don't know," and questioned who the doctor was
whom she had called by name in her manic state, she said,
with some bewilderment, "Your face looks familiar." (Where
have you seen me?) "In New York." She claimed to feel all
right. There was no real affect. She made the statement
that at home she heard voices saying "You will be killed."

3. Henceforth this bewilderment ceased, and for 16 or 17
days she was essentially inactive for the most part, for a
short time with a tendency to catalepsy and some
resistiveness, and at that time lying with eyes partly
closed. As a rule she said nothing spontaneously, but
replied to some questions, usually with marked retardation,
again more promptly. She constantly denied feeling sad or
worried, repeatedly said she felt "better," only on one
occasion did she cry a little. When asked to calculate she
sometimes did it very slowly, again fairly promptly. The
simple calculations were usually done without error, the
others with some mistakes. As to her orientation the few
answers obtained showed that at times she knew the name of
the place and the day