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study of their outlines gives only one key to this great difference in difficulty, namely, that the one upon which there was agreement strongly suggests the familiar figure of a man (with upturned coat collar).

From out of the 120 blots three have been chosen here as examples for a full report of the subjects' answers, the times being also given for greater completeness. These three characters are reproduced in Figure 2, and their respective descriptions follow:—

III, 1.	VIII, 10.	IX, 4.
III, 1.	VIII, 10.	IX, 4.
Figure 2.

III, 1.
Subject.	Imagined Object.	Times. Seconds.
A.	Cabbage head.	3.
B.	Animal with mouth open.	46.
C.	Fairy on a cloud.	11.
D.	Woman, seated, basket of vegetables in her lap.	12.
E.	Top of an Indian's head, nose swollen.	4.
F.	Grotesque Indian's head.	22.
G.	Rabbit sitting hunched up.	16.