Smith, Sidney · Edinburgh : William Tait ; London : Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. ... · leaf 116
hangeable, uniform tenorof life, appears to arise from superior Concentrativeness, which seems also the causeof the greater constancy and selectness of female attachments. This organ, combined with large Concentrativeness, forms the principal cause ofthe charm which is transfused through the… … feature in the national music, which, in the Jacobite airs, had so powerful an effectin producing the rebellions in favour of the Stuart family. The organs are often found separate. When Concentrativeness is large, andAdhesiveness small, this part of the head has a conical or edged appearance;…
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