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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 92

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bject. ObserveFig. 103 and see how closely the skullconforms to the brain, and how uni-form the thickness of the skull. It much live substance, and as capable ofadapting itself to the requirements ofthe brains form and growth as thenails are to the growth and form of thefingers. In the growth and… … Fig-. 104.Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott.Mental Temperament, Magnificent Intellectual and Moral developments should be remembered that the skull ismade for the brain and not the brainfor the skull; thus it is as natural forthe skull to conform to the growth andshape of the brain as for the shell toconform…

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