Seymour, William, phrenologist · Philadelphia : [Prof. W. Seymour, & Son, Publishers] · leaf 111
ghest price. 4. Aveeage.—Implies a person having the dis-position to turn everything to a good account;one who values property only for its uses. 104 SEYMOURS 3. Moderate.—Implies a person having only amedium desire for wealth; one who is likely tospend about as fast as he earns, and if… … Fig. 37. Mrs. Druees, Secretlveness Large.HUNG FOR MURDER in the state of New York. Feb. 28th 1887. KEY TO PHRENOLOGY. 105 10. SECRETIVENESS.The natural function of Secretiveness is con-cealment or reserve. When very large and un-governed by Reason and the Moral Sentiments,it is likely to make a…
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