Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 25
tionate, as thephrenological organ of amativeness isnot so strongly developed as in those inwhom the Vital Temperament predom-inates. This temperament is markedby a high grade of fine spun fiber, indi-cated by a thin, delicate skin, fine silkyhair, and small bones. They are betteradapted to the… … Fig. 27. Hon. John G. Carlysle, Motive Temperament. Large preceptive andSemi-perceptive organs, a good memory for dates and statistical matter ness and destructiveness; thus, men inwhom this temperament predominatesare not so aggressive and pugnacious asthose in whom the Vital and…
Physiognomy
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