Combe, George, 1788-1858 · New York : Colyer · leaf 88
m, lying below andabove it, are small, and sometimes small whennorth American Indian, these are large. Dr.Spurzheim observed itto be large in those ani-mals and persons whoseemed attached to par-ticular places ; and hethence termed it theorgan of Inhabitiveness.The function, however,is stated by… … 92 CONCENTRATIVE.VESS. ideas. The power of giving continuity to emo-tion and intellectual conception was a strikingfeature in the minds of the late Mr. John Kem-ble and Mrs. Siddons. During long and solemnpauses in their declamation, their audience sawthe mental state prolonged over the whole…
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