The Phrenological Journal and Miscellany, Volumen10John Anderson, 1837 |
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... attention which I hoped it might claim to deserve . Ac- cording to my views , a large organ of Comparison will unques- tionably have an intense perception of real resemblances ; but unless it be regulated by the suggestions of some ...
... attention which I hoped it might claim to deserve . Ac- cording to my views , a large organ of Comparison will unques- tionably have an intense perception of real resemblances ; but unless it be regulated by the suggestions of some ...
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... attention is dissipated on points by the Friends con- sidered dispensable , and admitted by all to be of minor im- portance ; -- that this is the distinguishing feature of the prac tice and principles of the Friends , and which they ...
... attention is dissipated on points by the Friends con- sidered dispensable , and admitted by all to be of minor im- portance ; -- that this is the distinguishing feature of the prac tice and principles of the Friends , and which they ...
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... attention only on the facts of his having commanded a man at York to stretch forth a withered arm , and supposing that he had actually restored it ; if we hear him declaring that a knowledge was given him of the medical qualities of all ...
... attention only on the facts of his having commanded a man at York to stretch forth a withered arm , and supposing that he had actually restored it ; if we hear him declaring that a knowledge was given him of the medical qualities of all ...
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... attention having been engrossed by other pursuits . He also denies to insects " ears " and " nostrils . " By this , however , he could not have meant that they can neither hear nor smell ; for many of them are exceedingly acute in both ...
... attention having been engrossed by other pursuits . He also denies to insects " ears " and " nostrils . " By this , however , he could not have meant that they can neither hear nor smell ; for many of them are exceedingly acute in both ...
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... attention was called to the phrenological import of the case , by the following circum- stance : The nurse in attendance on Maria said to me , I won der many times that she does not speak , for her tongue is well enough , and when she ...
... attention was called to the phrenological import of the case , by the following circum- stance : The nurse in attendance on Maria said to me , I won der many times that she does not speak , for her tongue is well enough , and when she ...
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