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... facts . 33. TIME , Cognizance of duration . 34. TUNE , MUSIC - melody by ear . 35. LANGUAGE , Expression of ideas . 36. CAUSALITY , Applying causes to effects 37. COMPARISON , inductive reasoning . C. HUMAN NATURE , perception of ...
... facts . 33. TIME , Cognizance of duration . 34. TUNE , MUSIC - melody by ear . 35. LANGUAGE , Expression of ideas . 36. CAUSALITY , Applying causes to effects 37. COMPARISON , inductive reasoning . C. HUMAN NATURE , perception of ...
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... facts and conditions , rather than elaborates arguments →→→ because to EXPOUND Phrenology is its highest proof - states laws and results , and leaves them upon their naked merits ; embodies recent dis coveries ; and crowds into the ...
... facts and conditions , rather than elaborates arguments →→→ because to EXPOUND Phrenology is its highest proof - states laws and results , and leaves them upon their naked merits ; embodies recent dis coveries ; and crowds into the ...
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... fact , and still more so in appearance leave character defective in these respects . SMALL organs are so de- ficient as easily to be perceived ; leave their possessor weak and faulty in these points ; and should be assiduously ...
... fact , and still more so in appearance leave character defective in these respects . SMALL organs are so de- ficient as easily to be perceived ; leave their possessor weak and faulty in these points ; and should be assiduously ...
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... fact , its inherent nature and legitimate effect is to promote every species of enjoy . ment and success . Other things being equal , those who know most , by a law of things , can both accomplish and enjoy most ; while ignorance ...
... fact , its inherent nature and legitimate effect is to promote every species of enjoy . ment and success . Other things being equal , those who know most , by a law of things , can both accomplish and enjoy most ; while ignorance ...
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... fact that con sumptive patients always have a hectic flush on the cheek , just externally from the lower portion of the nose , while inactive lungs cause paleness , and healthy ones give the rosy cheek ; and that dyspeptic patients are ...
... fact that con sumptive patients always have a hectic flush on the cheek , just externally from the lower portion of the nose , while inactive lungs cause paleness , and healthy ones give the rosy cheek ; and that dyspeptic patients are ...
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