Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 138
rovement or deteriora-tion, and may be strengthened, perverted, neglected, or weak-ened. 8. Each faculty is in itself good, and was given by theCreator for good. The improvement of man, therefore, doesnot imply the extinction, or distortion, or stunting of any fac- LOCATION OF THE ORGANS, ETC. 131… … LOCATION OF THE ORGANS. i. Amativeness. 13. Self-Esteem, 26. Size. A. Conjugal Love. 14. Firmness. 27. Weight. 2. Parental Love. 15. Conscientiousness. 28. Color. 3. Friendship. 16. Hope. 29. Order. 4. Inhabitiveness. 17. Spirituality. 30. Calculation. 5. Continuity. 18. Veneration. 31. Locality.…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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