Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 16
in, or point exactly mid-way between the ears, to the external development of everyorgan. The temperaments of the individuals are not desig-nated, but of all the distinguished heads he has examined, thewhole of them, or nearly so, are strongly marked with thebilious, and rarely with lymphatic. It… … the body, yet it by no means follows that a giant nas a gigan-tic head.* Strictly speaking, these admeasurements give thesize of one hemisphere of the brain only, the other, of course,being a complete counterpart, the action in both being simul-taneous. In comparing the heads of living persons with…
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