Smith, Sidney · Edinburgh : William Tait ; London : Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. ... · leaf 127
uggested for farther inquiry,and is not to be assumed as taking the place in our mind of settled conviction. In the skull sketched below, this organ is developed in a high degree. It is thatof a chief of a band of robbers, remarkable for his cruelties and numerous murders.The moral region is very… … Section III.—Alimentiveness. That the desire for Food is in the mind or brain, not in the stomach, is a propo-sition which is very startling, and yet, upon consideration, very plain. A desire canbe nowhere but in the mind. It is the man, not the stomach, that loves nutriment; * Where general…
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