Selections from the Phrenological Journal: Comprising Forty Articles in the First Five VolumesRobert Cox Maclachlan & Steward, and John Anderson Jun., 1836 - 359 psl. |
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... complete , no difference could exist between a cast from a turnip , and a cast from the skull which it was made exactly to resemble ; if it was imperfect , the author of the joke , by his very departure from nature , encountered an ...
... complete , no difference could exist between a cast from a turnip , and a cast from the skull which it was made exactly to resemble ; if it was imperfect , the author of the joke , by his very departure from nature , encountered an ...
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... complete the demonstration . A brief description and history of this extraordinary vocal illusion , while it is necessary to our present purpose , may not be unacceptable to our readers . Those who possess the art have invariably the ...
... complete the demonstration . A brief description and history of this extraordinary vocal illusion , while it is necessary to our present purpose , may not be unacceptable to our readers . Those who possess the art have invariably the ...
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... complete than his change of manner , voice , and whole character . He spoke with his own natural voice in the valet ; a deep strong voice in the old man ; a whining and chattering , and most affected voice in the lady ; in a degagé easy ...
... complete than his change of manner , voice , and whole character . He spoke with his own natural voice in the valet ; a deep strong voice in the old man ; a whining and chattering , and most affected voice in the lady ; in a degagé easy ...
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... complete . In M. Alexandre's production of these curious effects we observed several particulars : 1. His voice , to give the illusion of distance or confine- ment , was invariably a stifled voice ; and in changing from confinement to ...
... complete . In M. Alexandre's production of these curious effects we observed several particulars : 1. His voice , to give the illusion of distance or confine- ment , was invariably a stifled voice ; and in changing from confinement to ...
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... complete selfishness , which , as Con- scientiousness was small , he gratified at any expense within the limits of the law , which , he said , was his only rule . The first specimen was an attempt to make me pay one- third more passage ...
... complete selfishness , which , as Con- scientiousness was small , he gratified at any expense within the limits of the law , which , he said , was his only rule . The first specimen was an attempt to make me pay one- third more passage ...
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