Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1888)
Sizer, Nelson, 1812-1897 · New York, Fowler & Wells · leaf 411
re to exist. Excess: Great cling-ing to life ; dread of death. Deficiency; Indifference to life or the care of it. No. 6, Com bati ven ess—Defense ; courage; force of character ; enersryand indignation : belligerency. Excess: A quick, fault-finding, contentiousdispo-it oa. Deficiency: Cowardice,… … PHRENOLOGICAL HEAD. THIS IS REGARDED AS THE MOST CORRECT INDICATION OF THE POSITION OPPHRENOLOGICAL ORGANS AND THEIR RELATIVE SIZE AND FORM. No. 8, Alimenliveness—Desire for food ; appetite. Excess : Gluttony ;intemperance. Deficiency: Want of appetite ; indiHerence in regard to food. 406 Mental…
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