Combe, George, 1788-1858 · Edinburgh : J. Anderson ; London : Longman · leaf 469
t possess, but with such decided want of success, that her teachers, MrHandford and Mr Platt, men of unceasing perseverance,and constantly accustomed to the most stubborn perverse-ness, were at last under the necessity of abandoning theattempt altogether.—Phren. Journ. vol. ii. p. 642. Thefigure… … Tune large. Tune very small. S3. LANGUAGE. The history of the discovery of this organ has alreadybeen given in the introduction, page 48. A large development of this organ is indicated by theprominence and depression of the eyes, this appearancebeing produced by convolutions of the brain, situated…
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