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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 105

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nita—an un-explored and unknown region till the Columbus of the mentalworld, the great Dr. Gall, added its broad fields to the domains of science. It was now seen that thebrain must neces-sarily form the ba-sis of a special tem-peramental condi-tion. But the at-tention of Dr. Gall,and of Dr.… … Fig. 109.—McDonald Clakke. DR. SPURZHEIMS DESCRIPTION. 1. The lymphatic constitution, or jmlegmatic temperament,is indicated by a pale white skin, fair hair, roundness of form,and repletion of the cellular tissue. The flesh is soft, the vitalactions are languid, the pulse is feeble; all indicates…

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