606 (return) [ Mimik und Physiognomik, 1867, s. 102. Duchenne,
Mecanisme de la Phys. Humaine, Album, p. 34.]
607 (return) [ Dr. Duchenne makes this remark, ibid. p. 39.]
608 (return) [ The Origin of Civilization, 1870, p. 355.]
609 (return) [ See, for instance, Mr. Marshall s account of an idiot in
Philosoph. Transact. 1864, p. 526. With respect to cretins, see Dr.
Piderit, Mimik und Physiognomik, 1867, s. 61.]
610 (return) [ New Zealand and its Inhabitants, 1855, p. 175.]
611 (return) [ De la Physionomie, 1865, p. 126.]
612 (return) [ The Anatomy of Expression, 1844, p. 106. See also his
paper in the Philosophical Transactions, 1822, p. 284, ibid. 1823,
pp. 166 and 289. Also The Nervous System of the Human Body, 3rd edit.
1836, p. 175.]
613 (return) [ See Dr. Brinton s account of the act of vomiting, in
Todd s Cyclop. of Anatomy and Physiology, 1859, vol. v. Supplement, p.
318.]
614 (return) [ I am greatly indebted to Mr. Bowman for having
introduced me to Prof. Donders, and for his aid in persuading this
great physiologist to undertake the investigation of the present
subject. I am likewise much indebted to Mr. Bowman for having given me,
with the utmost kindness, information on many points.]
615 (return) [ This memoir first appeared in the Nederlandsch Archief
voor Genees en Natuurkunde, Deel 5, 1870. It has been translated by
Dr. W. D. Moore, under the title of On the Action of the Eyelids in
determination of Blood from expiratory effort, in Archives of
Medicine, edited by Dr. L. S. Beale, 1870, vol. v. p. 20.]
616 (return) [ Prof. Donders remarks (ibid. p. 28), that, After injury
to the eye, after operations, and in some forms of internal
inflammation, we attach great value to the uniform support of the
closed eyelids, and we increase this in many instances by the
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