Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 180
t in all cases on the same DIFFERENCE OF THE POSITION OF PEOPLES EARS. I 5 I plane—for example, the right ears of Mr. Combe and hisbrother Dr. Andrew Combe were higher up than their leftears. I possess correct and beautifully executed casts of thehead, skull, and brain of Dr. Combe, and this… … Fig. 26.—George Combe (phreno-metrical angle 250). A good plan for accurately determining the relative posi-tion of the ears of any number of individuals, is to draw animaginery plane—or, better still, a real one—from the centreof the superciliary ridge backward parallel with the axis ofthe orbits,…
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