Seymour, William, phrenologist · Philadelphia : [Prof. W. Seymour, & Son, Publishers] · leaf 69
ather than evil. Veneration to reverence thegood and great, and to have due respect for ageand superiors. The influence which the organof Conscientiousness bears upon the moral group,is, a tendency to seek the general good of man-kind and the moral: improvement of the Race;although in the… … Fig. 22. Diagram. Individuality.The center of the Perceptive Group is Individ-uality or what may properly be termed the organof inquisitiveness. A desire to see, to examineand know all about everything with which wecome in contact. It is the only organ in the brainwhich recognizes destinction. Its…
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