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Coombs' popular phrenology: (1865)

Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 68

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The bones of the head of the Behemoth, or Hippopotamus, described in the book ofJob. The skull proper, or cavity which contained the brain of this monster, isnot so large as that of the human skullj placed within its eaormous jaws to showits size by contrast. … young Alligator from South America, with enormous Destructivenesa, nofence, and without a particle of the Moral Sentiments—(ill mouth.) 60 29.—ORDER. Very Large—Extremely precise; particular, fidgety, and nice.Large—Very methodical, systematic, and exact; great formality.Full—Habits of order, but…

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