Mar. 11. O: Palm tree—R: 2 indeterminate figures, curiously like O.
Mar. ?. O: Dead tree with pointed limbs—R: 3 “horns,” somewhat suggestive.
Mar. ?. O: Bouquet of “pink” roses, and leaves—R: An odd half flower-like figure, marked “green” exteriorly and “pink” inside.
Mar. 16. O: Carnation—R: Similar exterior four sharp angles; no other resemblance.
All the Original Drawings Representing Crosses
1929
1. Feb. ?. O: Swastika cross (Fig. [101])—R: 3 drawings which together give 3 of the 4 rectangular quarters of the swastika cross, and the directions in which they open; 2 drawings, each of which practically represents a half of the cross, but one of these reversed (Fig. [101a]).
2. Feb. 6. O: Swastika cross—R: Failure.
3. Feb. ?. O: Pattée cross (Fig. [81])—R: A figure, four of which rightly placed make the cross; but by adding a bail (because of inference?) it is made a basket (Fig. [81a]).
4. Feb. 10. O: Eight-armed crosses (Fig. [64])—R: Script, “See spider, or some sort of legged pest.” (Note that the Arachnida are eight-legged.)