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"Oh, I didn't mind the break, but I was worried for a few hours lest it would interfere with finishing the episode. However, I really think that cold water did me a lot of good. You see the" boards kept me from knocking my arm against anything. It was not really dangerous. After a few days, I felt no inconvenience whatever," said the intrepid lassie. Marie Walcamp's attitude toward animals is interesting. She has such perfect self-control that the dumb brutes seem to sense it. She is always the judge of any horses brought in for her to ride ; sizes up their points ; tries them out and teaches them tricks. "Baby lions are so interesting! Have you ever seen a lioness put her little ones to bed ?" Having lived a safe and sane apartment house existence, I hastily disclaimed such knowledge. "Well," continued Mystic Marie, "the mother gathers up one cub and walks up and down the cage swinging it by the neck the way a cat carries a kitten. Then when it seems ready to doze off she puts it down, sets her foot on it and, if it doesn't move, gets up and takes the next one and swings that to sleep." But just then props arrived with a boiled egg and a bit of bread, hustled across the fields in a U-bus, so our chat was interrupted for a very tiny luncheon on Marie's part, so tiny in fact that I ejaculated, "You're far more spiritual than material. I believe you live in the mental realm." "A-b-s-o-l-u-t-e-I-y," answered Marie the Mystic slowly. "I dont care anything about material things. I like to spend my time thinking, trying to fathom things. You cant do that if you are wondering whether it will be steak and onions for dinner or sausage and waffles for breakfast. I want to spend my time on the worth-while things and they're absolutely mental, aren't they?" So I'm wondering if Marie is not protected by "presence of mind" — a quality she exercises constantly (Eighty-aix)