A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 306
may go contrary to those laws, andthereby debilitate both body and mind. Those who assert that man is fated literally declare thathe is a feather in the breeze, and tossed to and fro by everybreath of wind that blows—that he is a cork in the stream,and has no power to resist evil influences —a… … 98765 432 I Figs. 161 to 169.—Showing grades of intelligence from the Dogto a high type of Man. No I represents a Dog I No. 4, Idiot j No. 7, Man with three talents 2, Chimpanzee „ 5, Man with one talent „ 8, Man with four talents z, Orang-Outang | „ 6, Man with two talents | „ g, Man with five…
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