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 96
rability of theirlove: it becomes an essential part of womansnature. 5. LOTABITIVENESS Love of Home and Country ; Attachment to ParticidarLocalities ; Desire to Dwell upon the Same Spot Located immediately above Philoprogenitive-ness (see 5 in Fig. 5), in the middle line of theback-head (Fig. 13).… … Fig, 13. Inhabitiveness, Large becomes strongly attached to the place in whichhe lives; loves home and country dearly; leaves
Phrenology
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