Orthodox phrenology, Том 1 |
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... causes scattered , it may sometimes rest in them , and go no further ; but when it beholdeth the chain of them confederate , and linked together , it must needs fly to providence and Deity . " - BACON . LONDON : A. L. VAGO , 17 , GRAY'S ...
... causes scattered , it may sometimes rest in them , and go no further ; but when it beholdeth the chain of them confederate , and linked together , it must needs fly to providence and Deity . " - BACON . LONDON : A. L. VAGO , 17 , GRAY'S ...
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... causes scattered , it may sometimes rest in them , and go no further ; but when it beholdeth the chain of them confederate , and linked together , it must needs fly to providence and Deity . " -- BACON . LONDON : A. L. VAGO , 17 ...
... causes scattered , it may sometimes rest in them , and go no further ; but when it beholdeth the chain of them confederate , and linked together , it must needs fly to providence and Deity . " -- BACON . LONDON : A. L. VAGO , 17 ...
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... caused by a trick , an art , a combination - by . in short , a mas- ter swindler and his subservient tools ; and yet , seeing in the universe around you , millions of millions of comboniations , more regular , more difficult , more ...
... caused by a trick , an art , a combination - by . in short , a mas- ter swindler and his subservient tools ; and yet , seeing in the universe around you , millions of millions of comboniations , more regular , more difficult , more ...
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... causes a painful sense of annoyance at the least confusion . Its want shows negligence with regard to neatness and system . The organ is sometimes found large in persons who have no care whatever for objects and their places . " How ...
... causes a painful sense of annoyance at the least confusion . Its want shows negligence with regard to neatness and system . The organ is sometimes found large in persons who have no care whatever for objects and their places . " How ...
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... cause , and apprehending their results . It differs in this respect from the other faculties . Individuality perceives a chimney - pot : Colour perceives its colour : Form , its form : Size , its dimensions : and Eventuality , its ...
... cause , and apprehending their results . It differs in this respect from the other faculties . Individuality perceives a chimney - pot : Colour perceives its colour : Form , its form : Size , its dimensions : and Eventuality , its ...
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A. L. VAGO abuse actions Alexander Pope Anatomy Andrew Millar animals Atheism become developed Benevolence body CAPTAIN COOK Casts cause character Coloured connexion constitute the soul death delightful deny different organs different persons disease duty endowments evil exercise existence fact favour feelings fool found large geniuses George Combe give GRAY'S INN ROAD head human Hydrocephalus Idiot immortal Intellectual Johnson judge known LORD BYRON matter mental faculties mind and brain Moral Sentiments Murderer muscles nature never observing organ denotes organ is large organ moderately developed ourselves Paine parents perhaps Philoprogenitiveness Philosopher Phrenology Poet Pope possess predestined Price plain principles privy counsellor propensity proper proposition prove punishments reason remarkable REYNELL ridiculous Robert Burns Samuel Johnson sense shape shepherd shows Sidney Smith Sir Isaac Newton skull Sodality suppose teach tell temperament things Thomas Paine true truth witty Wonder wrong
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