Visual  image  of  a  test  question  on  the  blackboard,  which  had
contained  a  similar  thought.  Vague  visual  images  of  a  column
of  men  marching.  A  visual  image  of  a  wagon  previously  used
as  an  illustration.  Visual  image  of  a  drawing  just  used  as  an
illustration.  Visual  image  of  a  wagon  formerly  used  in  an  illus-
tration. Visual  image  of  a  sentence  written  on  the  blackboard  a
few  minutes  before.  Visual  and  muscular  image  of  myself
writing  note.
The  following  condensed  summaries  represent  fairly  the  type
of  introspective  accounts  received.
1.  1  was  conscious  of  the  form  and  voice  of  the  speaker;  of
a  gust  of  wind  from  an  open  window  ;  consciously  related  thought
expressed  to  one  previously  stated:  feeling  of  expectation
longer  summary;  feeling  of  compulsion  to  understand  the  sum-
mary ;  a  feeling  of  general  cheerfulness  and  satisfaction  inter-
rupted by  a  flash  of  worry  over  an  examination  of  the  preceding
hour:  a  feeling  of  assent  to  the  truth  stated.
2.  I  was  conscious  of  a  certain  quality  in  the  instructor's  voice  :
als.  1  heard  sounds  from  the  street;  the  chief  thing,  however,  was
a  feeling  of  meaning,  or  comprehension  of  the  truth  stated  in
the  summary;  a  feeling  of  pleasure  and  mastery  that  1  had
grasped  the  thought  and  understood  it  perfectly.
3.  I  noticed  the  voice  of  the  speaker  and  a  piece  of  paper  in
his  hand;  felt  a  grasp  of  the  meaning,  and  the  relation  to  a
discussion  recently  hail  at  home;  an  image  of  a  wagon  used  in
an  illustration; — a  Feeling  of  effort  and  concentration;  interest
in  what   it  was  all  to  lead  ti  1.
