Combe, George, 1788-1858 · New York : Colyer · leaf 133
han those whichwould be sufficient to gratify themselves, and thus * Phrenological Journ; vol. ii., p. 147. 136 1DEALITV. gives a constant tendency to, and capacity for,refinement. A r»reat deficiency of it leaves ihomind in a state of homeliness or simplicity, vary-ing its appearances according to… … poetry of Milton, Shakspeare, and Byron aboundswith its influence ; that of Crahbe has less ; andit is scarcely distinguishable in the verses ofUean Swift. The organ is large in Voltaire,Wordsworth, Wilkie, Burke, Burns, Haydon,Henri Quatre, Francois Cordonnier; small inNew Hollanders, Esquimaux,…
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