Seymour, William, phrenologist · Philadelphia : [Prof. W. Seymour, & Son, Publishers] · leaf 105
in on others, and from the endurance ofsuffering himself; one who manifests but a mode-rate degree of temper, and is not easily excited toanger. 3. Moderate.—Implies a person having butlittle executive ability and is slow to anger; onewho is likely to threaten more than fight. 2. Small.—Implies a… … Fig. 35. Alimentiveness Large. KEY TO PHRENOLOGY. 99 8. ALIMENTIVENESS.The natural function of Alimentiveness is adesire for food, without which, our bodies wouldoften suffer for want of nourishment. The perversion of this faculty leads to excessin eating or drinking. According to L. N. Fowler If…
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