Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 290
e is preposterous. Quite so, chimes in Approbativeness, and if it is not !*«—•- -o—Kb BENEVOLENCE. 253 put a stop to, I may have to don a suit of corduroy in-stead of broadcloth. Thus Benevolence is outvoted andrestrained by the united energies of these organs, althoughit may be larger than any of… … Fig. 44.—Eustache, a benevolent negro. lished in subscription lists, and so receiving praise. Incases where these two organs are much more vigorous thanConscientiousness, they may incite to reprehensible deeds ;such as giving largely instead of paying off just debts—robbing some to benefit or…
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