. The illustrated self-instructor in phrenology and physiology : with over one hundred engravings : together with the chart and character of ... as marked by ... . r sentiment, etc. : p. 135. Average. —Observe only the more conspicuous objects, and these FORM. 143 more in general than detail, and what especially interests the strongerfaculties : p. 183. Moderate.—Are rather deficient in observing disposition and capa-bility, and should cultivate this faculty; with large Locality, mayobserve places sufficiently to find them again ; with large Order, ob-serve when things are out of place ; with
. The illustrated self-instructor in phrenology and physiology : with over one hundred engravings : together with the chart and character of ... as marked by ... . r sentiment, etc. : p. 135. Average. —Observe only the more conspicuous objects, and these FORM. 143 more in general than detail, and what especially interests the strongerfaculties : p. 183. Moderate.—Are rather deficient in observing disposition and capa-bility, and should cultivate this faculty; with large Locality, mayobserve places sufficiently to find them again ; with large Order, ob-serve when things are out of place ; with large Causality, see that itmay find materials for reasoning, etc. : p. 185. Small.—Observe only what is thrust upon the attention, and arequite deficient in this respect: p. 186. Very Small.—See scarcely anything : p. 186. To Cultivate.—Notice whatever comes within the range of yourvision ; observe attentively all the little things done and said byeverybody, all their minor manifestations of character—in short, keepa sharp look-out. To Restrain—of which there is little, if any need—look and stareless, and think more. 25. FORM. LARGE.
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