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outine.Whether or not we attribute so high a degree ofimportance to it, a knowledge of the tempera-ments is certainly of great value in the criticismof character. Ignorance of their influence con-stantly leads to serious mistakes in the relationsof business, friendship, and love. 32 SEYMOURS… … No. 9. SIR WILLIAM DAWSON.MENTAL-MOTIVE. KEY TO PHRENOLOGY. 33 Influence of different combinations of Temperamentson Character. By the Mental-Motive we mean a person inwhom the Mental Temperament predominatesover the Motive, and the Motive over the Vital:that is to say, one in whom the Mental…
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