Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 323
The apparent sameness lacksthe required charm; ungratifying monotony pervades theaccustomed landscape; and ardent longing for satisfactiondisposes to travel and adventure. Combined with a vigor-ous intellect, this organ tends to develop a lively imagina-tion, to draw on the fancy, and startle with… … EMANUEL SWEDENBORG. The forehead of Swedenborg is broad and lofty and shows signs of acomprehensive intellect, but the physiognomy unmistakeably betokensa predominance of the sentiment of Marvellousness, and its organ isexcessively large. Portrait XVI.
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