Combe, George, 1788-1858 · New York : Colyer · leaf 137
a large developement of this organ, which woname Imitation. It appears, nevertheless, that theprimitive function of this faculty is not imitation,but that imitation is only one of its modes ofmanifestation. The real function, in Dr. Fossa-tis opinion, seems to be the language of gestures,or simply… … JACOB JERVIS.13 21 ^ v 21
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