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Elements of phrenology (1850)

Combe, George, 1788-1858 · Edinburgh : Maclachlan, Stewart · leaf 133

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mit is large experience a positive delight in becomingacquainted with objects, without reference to their usesor active or passive qualities—a pleasure which is in-comprehensible and appears trifling to persons in whomthe organ is small. This faculty leads to personifica-tion, or the tendency to… … 22. Individuality, and 30. Eventuality, both large. 120 FORM. The organ is small in the Scotch in general; it is large inthe English, and still larger in the French. The frontalsinus is generally found in the situation of this or-gan in adults, and this throws a difficulty in the way ofjudging of…

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