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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 694

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or nothing to draw,but would make good beef, and in an instant drove the barthrough its body and killed it on the spot. With his uncon-querable will, his large Combativeness and Destructiveness,his tireless energy, his very large perceptive faculties, and amost retentive memory, he fills a place in… … 688 CHAEACTER-HEADING. THE AGITATOR. William Lyon Mackenzie had a very large brain, somewhatexceeding twenty-three inches in circumference, with a bodyrather below the average in stature. He was hardy, vigorous, and possessed of great powers ofendurance; was full of the execu-tive spirit and an…

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