The practical phrenologist and recorder and delineator of the character and talents of [blank], as marked by [blank] : a compendium of phreno-organic science . — Ambition ; re-gard for character, appearances, etc.; loveof praise, popularity, fashion, and fame;desire to excel and be esteemed ; affabil-ity ; politeness ; love of display and show ; isense of honor; desire for a good name,for notoriety, eminence, distinction, and to be thought well of; pride of character;sensitiveness to the speeches of people. Adapted to the reputable and disgrace-ful. Perversion — vanity ; affectation ; ceremoni
The practical phrenologist and recorder and delineator of the character and talents of [blank], as marked by [blank] : a compendium of phreno-organic science . — Ambition ; re-gard for character, appearances, etc.; loveof praise, popularity, fashion, and fame;desire to excel and be esteemed ; affabil-ity ; politeness ; love of display and show ; isense of honor; desire for a good name,for notoriety, eminence, distinction, and to be thought well of; pride of character;sensitiveness to the speeches of people. Adapted to the reputable and disgrace-ful. Perversion — vanity ; affectation ; ceremoniousness; aris-tocracy ; pomposity; eagerness for popularity, gaudy display,etc. Very Large. — Set everything by the good opinion of others ;are ostentatious, if not vain and ambitious; love praise, and are mor-tified by censure inordinately; with moderate Self-esteem and Firm-ness, cannot breast public opinion, but are over-fond of popularity;with only average Conscientiousness, seek popularity without regardto merit; but with large Consck tiousness, seek praise mainly for vir-aous doings; with large Ideality, and only average Causality, see>. 158.—The Proud Youth. APPROBATIVENESS. 103 praise for fashionable dress and outside appearances rather than in-ternal merit; are both vain and fashionable as well as aristocratic;starve the kitchen to ornament the parlor; with large Acquisitive-ness, boast of riches; with large Adhesiveness, of friends ; with largeLanguage, are extra forward in conversation, and engross much o*the time, etc. This is the main organ of aristocracy, exclusiveness,fashionableness, so-called pride, and nonsensical outside show : p. 110. Large.—Love commendation, and are cut by censure; arekeenly alive to the smiles and frowns of public opinion; mind wrhatpeople say ; strive to show off to advantage, and are affable, courte-ous, and desirous of pleasing ; love to be in company ; stand on eti-quette and ceremony; aspire to do and become something gr
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