Richard again looked better and was more lively when Mrs K. met him in front of the playroom, and was also much less depressed and despairing during this session than on the previous day. He said that the playroom looked familiar and nice. He at once started to play with the toys, taking the electric train out of the bag and setting the swing going (Note I). Then he put the coal lorry and the tractor on top of the carriages of the goods train. He also arranged the station. In between the two houses which represented the station he left sufficient space for the electric or the goods train to pass. At