Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 423
s face, like hothousefruit, had ripened under a glass. It has been observed, as a general rule, that individualshaving but a small development of the organ of Comparison,have an equally obtuse perception of analogies, that theycan merely identify prominent features of likeness or un-likeness in… … REV. DR. CANDLISH. This portrait of the divine strikingly portrays inflexible determination, self-esteem, and great opposing power, comprehensive perceptions ofrelations, constant tendency to observe causation, and a talent fortracing it; and that he has splendid reasoning power. The upper groupof…
Phrenology
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