Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 342
givenwhile tickling the fancy. The result of my investigations inclines me to considerthe function of this organ as intellectual, and that its primi-tive use is the perception of the relations of things, ideas, andwords. Individuals who are largely endowed with it displayacuteness in perceiving… … REV. DR. GUTHRIE. The entire physiognomy represented in this portrait denotes theoriginal to be blessed with the power and the will of making the bestof both this world and that which is to come. He does not cast alugubrious shade over the circle in which he moves, but prudentlyadapts himself to…
Phrenology
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