Trials and triumphs of an orphan girl, or the biography of Mrs. Deiadamia Chase, physician and phrenologist / by Mrs. L. M. Hammond.

  • Luna M. Hammond Whitney
Date:
1859
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Credit: Trials and triumphs of an orphan girl, or the biography of Mrs. Deiadamia Chase, physician and phrenologist / by Mrs. L. M. Hammond. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    t% SIItOFSIB 0> PBKE3 0LSOI, Ver? Large, is wilful; and so tenacious and unchangeable of of* nion, pilose, &c, that he seldom gives up any thing : p. 120. u. 5. 8 12. 14. 16. 16. 17. Mo debate, gives over toe soon ; changes too often and too easily ; thus fails to effect what greater firmness would do: p. 122. c 11. 26. Small on Vkiit Small, lacks perseverance; is too changcaL'e and vacillating to effect much, or be relied upon : p. 122. SPECIES II. Moral and Religious Sentiments. These rendei raan a moral, accountable, and religious being; humanize, adorn, and f lev.ite his nature ; connect him with the moral government of God crea.e the higher and nobler sentiments of our nature ; ami are the origin of goodi.ess, virtue, moral principle and purity, &c.: p. 48. 123. c. 2. Average or Full, nas moral feeling and principle, yet too little to withstand la.-ge or very large propensities : c. 15. 21 uahge on Vert Large, is morally inclined; sentimental; thinks and feels much on moral and religious subjects, &c: p. 52. c. 5. 6. 7. 11. 41. Moderate, Small, or Vert Small, has not strong moral or religious feelings; lets his larger faculties rule him: p. 52. u. 14. 17. 20. 26.42. ,6. 16. CONSCIENTIOUSNESS.—Innate feeling of duty, accounta bility, justice, right, 4*c. s moral principle; love of truth : p. 124. Average, has right intentions, but their influence is limited: c. 15, Full, strives to do right, yet sometimes yields to temptation ; resists besetting sins, but may be overcome, and then feels remorse : p. 130. u. 27. Large, is honest; faithful ; upright at heart; moral in feeling; gTate- fjl; penitent; means well; consults duty before expediency ; loves and means to speak the truth ; cannot tolerate wrong : p. 126. c. 13. 25. 11. Veht Large, is scrupulously exact in matters of right; perfectly honest in motive; always condemning self and repe Jting ; very forgiving, con- scientious, &c.; makes duty every thing, expediency nothing: p. 129. Moderate, has considerable regard for duty in feeling, but less in prac- tice ; justifies himself; is not very penitent, grateful, or forgiving ; often temporizes with principle; sometimes lets interrvi vule duty -■ p. 131. Small, has few conscientious scruples; little penitence, gratitude, re gard for moral principle, justice, duty, &c.. p. 132. c. 20. 16. 17.42. Vert Small, neither regards nor feels the claims of duty or justice. 16.1. HOPE.—Anticipation; expectation of future happiness, success, <$-& Average, Inas some, but generally reasonable, hopes; is seldom elated Full, is quite sanguine, yet realizes about what he expects : p. 139. Large, expects, attempts, and promises a great deal ; is generally sar. guine, cheerful. &c.; rises above present troubles; though disappointed, hopes on still; views the brightest side of prospects: p. 137. c. 5. 6. 26. Vert Large, has unbounded hopes; builds a world of castles in the air ; lives in the futu e ; has too many irons in the fire : p. 133. c. 12. 13 Moderate, expects and attempts too little ; succeeds beyond his hopes , ts prone to despond ; looks on the darker side : p. 139. Small, is low-spirited ; easily discouraged ; fears the worst; sees many linns in his way magnifies evils ; lacks enterprise : p. 140. c. 17. Vert Small, expects nothing good; has no hope of the future : p. lit) 7. ]8. MARVELLOUSNE3S.—Be lief in Ike supernatural,- credulity 4teribk. believe* some, but nnt much in wonders forewarnings, &c