Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 350
ickness of repartee and comic wit. Herwitticisms consist of ludicrous comparisons and absurd con-trasts, which are invariably prefaced with such observationsas that puts me in mind of, or that is like. Whateverthe subject of conversation may be, it is ever and anon re-minding her of something she… … MRS. M. P ■. We have here the gaze of physical effort, rather than mental observant desire, which is accounted for by M is. M. P being in very bad health and exceedingly weak at the time her photograph was taken. Theperceptive faculties are fully developed, and the size of Comparison isvery large.…
Phrenology
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