. The illustrated self-instructor in phrenology and physiology : with over one hundred engravings : together with the chart and character of ... as marked by ... . r of mind than can 1G0 CAUSALITY. be manifested, and fail to be appreciated and understood, because moretheoretical than practical. Full.—Possess fair reflective powers, and reason well from the datafurnished by the other faculties ; and with activity gnat, have a fairflow of ideas and good general thoughts. Average.—Reason fairly on subjects fully understood, yet arc ootremarkable for depth or clearness of idea ; with cultivation,
. The illustrated self-instructor in phrenology and physiology : with over one hundred engravings : together with the chart and character of ... as marked by ... . r of mind than can 1G0 CAUSALITY. be manifested, and fail to be appreciated and understood, because moretheoretical than practical. Full.—Possess fair reflective powers, and reason well from the datafurnished by the other faculties ; and with activity gnat, have a fairflow of ideas and good general thoughts. Average.—Reason fairly on subjects fully understood, yet arc ootremarkable for depth or clearness of idea ; with cultivation, will mani-fest considerable reasoning power—without it, only ordinary. Moderate.—Are rather deficient in power and soundness of mind ;but with large perceptives, evince less deficiency of reason than ispossessed. Small.—Have inferior reasoning capabilities. Very Small.—Are almost destitute of thought, idea, and sense. To Cultivate.—Muse, meditate, ponder, reflect on, think, study,and pry deep into the abstract principles and nature of things. To Restrain.—Theorize less, and give more time to the other facul-ties. 36. CAUSALITY. LARGE. No. 100.—Dr. Gall. No. 101.—Hswlbtt, Actor. Perception and application of causation ; thoughtoriginality; comprehensiveness of mind; forethoughtthe RESouRCE-creating power; adaptation of ways and mean?to ends. Adapted to natures institutes, plans, cause, andeffect. Perverted, it reasons in favor of untruth and injuriousends. CAUSALITY. 161 Vert Large.—Possess this cause-seeking and applying power to anextraordinary degree ; perceive by intuition those deeper relations oftilings which escape common minds; are profound in philosophy, anddeep and powerful in reasoning, and have great originality of mindand strength of understanding : p. 236. Large.—Desire to know the why and wherefore of things, and toinvestigate their laws ; reason clearly and correctly from causes toeffects, and from facts to their causes; have uncom
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