was quite calm, but obstinately refused to answer a question which I asked.
Again she heard with terror the same voice to the left, saying, 'Come, be sensible, you must answer.' Thus the Unconscious sometimes gave her excellent advice." And in effect, as soon as Leonie III.

was summoned into communication, she accepted the responsibility of this counsel.

"What was it that happened ?" asked M.Janet, "when Leonie II.

was so frightened ?" "Oh! nothing.

It was I who told her to keep quiet; I saw she was annoying you; I don't know why she was so frightened." Note the significance of this incident.