Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1882)
Sizer, Nelson · New York, Fowler & Wells · leaf 385
ously, and take on fatness ofthe soft and flabby sort, rather than to drive about andwork it off in labor of body or mind. This type of de-velopment we now regard as an excess of one of thefactors of the Vital Temperament, on the same principlethat a man of the Motive Temperament may becomeabnormal… … The Founder of Phrenology. 379 tion and insanity than persons of different tempera-ment, should be said to have a consumptive tempera-ment, or insanity temperament. To be lymphatic is a morbid state, and the originalof our engraving, Lord Panmure, was noted for his ex-cessive eating—his stomach was…
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