Smith, Sidney · Edinburgh : William Tait ; London : Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. ... · leaf 155
anding officer. Some dogsare insensible to caresses, and are surly and insubordinate even to their master;to their own species they pay no heed, and trudge on, regardless of the most fawn-ing endearments. Others, on the contrary, are charmed with praise or when strokedand patted, and return the… … Section XL—Organ XII. Cautiousness. This organ projects at the top of the back part of each side of the head. It issituated near the middle of the parietal bone, as generally described, where the pro-cess of ossification commences. It is very conspicuous in the infants 6kull, and itscentre is the…
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