Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 364
commonly indicated by a large organ ofGraveness. The widest part of her forehead shows the situ-ation of the organ. I ought to state, that the likeness wastaken during one of her lightsome bouts, and of course doesnot represent the melancholic appearance to that degreewhich the greater activity of… … MRS. F. C . Graveness and gloom are strikingly depicted on this countenance,which accords with the state of mind of the person it represents whenshe sat for her photograph. The organ of Graveness is extremelylarge, and Marvellousness is rather large. For description of Mrs.F. C , see exposition of…
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