Sexual science : including manhood, womanhood, and their mutual interrelations ; love, its laws, power etc. ... as taught by phrenolog (1870)
Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · Philadelphia, Pa. ; Cincinnati, O. [etc.] : National publishing company · leaf 504
y refining andelevating him ; and their children inherit his powerful animal or-ganism along with her exquisite taste and moral tone, and aretherefore far better than if both parents were powerfully animalized,or both exquisitely emotional. The finest child I saw in Chicago was the son of a… … 480 WHO ARE, AND ARE NOT, ADAPTED TO EACH OTHER. vitality to sustain it; whereas, if both had been very robust, oivery fine-grained, their children would have been either too pre-cocious or too animal. Cold hands and feet in both leave the circulation of theirchildren still lower; hence, warm and…
Sex · Psychosexual Development · Phrenology
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