Seymour, William, phrenologist · Philadelphia : [Prof. W. Seymour, & Son, Publishers] · leaf 88
rself with the society of friends. 2. Small.—Implies a person who is cold andindifferent to society, and prefers the path of soli-tude to the busy throng or social gatherings offriends. KEY TO PHRENOLOGY. 81 4. INHABITIVENESS.The natural language of Inhabitiveness isgiven on page 59. .… … Inhabitiveness: Large. Restrain. To restrain the organ of Inhabitiveness weshould read books of travel; study history, traveland see new places, all of which will have a ten-dency to wean us from home and create a desirefor a knowledge of the world in general. Cultivation.To cultivate…
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