Phrenology; how to tell your own and your friend's character from the shape of the head (1910)
Olin, Charles H. (Charles Henry), b. 1871 · Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company · leaf 168
re quick, hissenses keen, his imagination vivid and lively, andhis moral sentiments active and influential. Theanimal organs, which lie at the lower part of thehead, are usually small as compared with Causality,Comparison, Ideality, Spirituality, and Veneration,which lie behind the upper portion of… … Fig. 43. Edgar Allen Poe, Mental Temperament 164 PHRENOLOGY In form he was slight, slender, and delicatelyformed. His brain was uncommonly large for thesize of his face and body, and his features weresharply outlined. His head was wide in its upperpart where reason has its seat, and across the…
Phrenology
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