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Elements of phrenology (1850)

Combe, George, 1788-1858 · Edinburgh : Maclachlan, Stewart · leaf 32

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temperaments, ac-companied by different degrees of activity in the brain. The first, or lymphatic temperament, is distinguish-able by a round form of the body, softness of the muscu-lar system, repletion of the cellular tissue, fair hair, apale clear skin, and a hazy, sleepy eye. It is accom-panied… … xrs^Mnpm at i c

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