A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 119
food principally, and, above all, avoid bacon,pork, and new bread, and partake freely of open-air exercise.(For further directions see the Authors Work on GoodHealth, and how to secure it.) 96 THE MOTIVE TEMPERAMENT. The bones and muscles collectively, which constitute theframework of the system,… … Fig. 46.—Baron Liebig. Motive Temperament in Manhood. undertaking ; can endure severe and prolonged exertion ofbody and mind. In character you are energetic, determined,and persistent, and seldom or never become tired. 6. Large.—You are tough, hardy, and wir}-, have strongfeelings and passions, but…
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