conversing with a friend on the subject of vary-ing forms of heads, when he told me that his own was very peculiar.He directed my hand to the superior-anterior part of his head. Ifound in this region a considerable protuberance in the form of asegment of a sphere, and behind this a depression, a… … the voice, etc., of various people so accurately that it was easy torecognise the person imitated. I hastened at once (je counts) to the institution of deaf-mutes,to examine the head of the pupil Casteigner, who had been only sixweeks in the establishment, and had, from the time of his…
Phrenology
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