Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1882)
Sizer, Nelson · New York, Fowler & Wells · leaf 381
es the degree of vigor, activity, and endur-ance of the mental powers. These temperaments areindicated by external signs, including the build, com-plexion, and texture. Men recognize these qualitiesin their judgment of horses, cattle, and other stock, butthey do not use the terms we apply to… … Fig. 2.—Motive Tempekament. muscle, dark wiry hair, dark eyes, rough, prominentfeatures, dark complexion, and a great disposition tolocomotive effort. The Motive Temperament, in its Vital Temperament. 375 influence on mental manifestation, is favorable todignity, sternness, determination, power of…
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