Grimes, J. Stanley (James Stanley), 1807-1903 · Buffalo, N.Y. : Oliver G. Steele ; New York : Wiley & Putnam · leaf 280
onswhich do not deserve the name of benevolence. Gall andSpurzheim proved that it is manifested by the lower ani-mals; now, it is undoubtedly improper to speak of a benevo-lent animal, but we can say a kind animal with strict truthand evident propriety. Sir Walter Scott had the greatest… … 268 PHRENOLOGY. 11th. IMITATIVENESS. A prinees acts command the peoples imitation, Let but Augustus drink, and drunks the Polish nation. Frederick the Great. This is the propensity to copy the actions of superiors—to follow the example of those whom we reverence—to adoptthe manners and…
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