‘i Attention is always shown as Duchenne remarks by slightly-raised eyebrows;² *& this arises, I presume, [added] from association with looking quickly [circled and transposed from after ‘us &’] all around us [added] &.— & [‘I presume therefore’ del] when a man asks a question, he naturally [below interl del ‘shows’] shows [‘his’ del] attention to the answer.

ii About lifting up the hand I know not *the cause [interl] unless it be that *the hands [interl] [‘are habitually [interl del] [2 words illeg]’ interl and del] were with such actions, & are habitually [brought] into play [interl] that as soon as he remembered some [above del ‘any’] forgotten thing, *which he wishes to remember [added], he unwittingly [interl][‘lifting into’ del] *that he is [interl] ready for action, whether or no any action is requisite, under the particular case; *On the same principle [interl above del ‘just like’] *that a man [added] looks all round in order to remember a forgotten thing, though [illeg] cannot [possibly aid]’ ink