Difference, verbal difficulty in defining many grades of
Discrimination of weights by handling them, etc.
Dogs, their capacity for hearing shrill notes
Emigrants, value of their breed; migration of barbarian races
English race, change of type; colour of hair; one direction in which it might be improved; change of stature; various components of
Eskimo, faculty of drawing and map-making
Evolution, its effects are always behind-hand; its slow progress; man should deliberately further it
FACES seen in the fire, on wall paper, etc.,
Family likenesses; records; merit, marks for
Fasting, visions caused by; fasting girls
Fertility at different ages; is small in highly-bred animals
Forms in which numerals are seen (_see_ Number-Forms); months; letters; dates
Generations, length of and effect in population; in town and country populations
Geometric series of test-objects; geometric mean
Grades, deficiency of in language; centesimal
GREGARIOUS AND SLAVISH INSTINCTS; gregariousness of cattle; gregarious animals quickly learn from one another
Gull, Sir W., on vigour of members of large families; on medical life-histories
Guy's Hospital Reports (consumptive types)
Hallucinations, cases of; origin of; of great men
Hanwell Asylum, lunatics when at exercise
Hatherley, Lord Haweis, Mrs., words and faces; visions, Head measured for curve of growth Hearne (N. America) Height, comparative, of present and past generation, Henslow, Rev. G., imagery; Number-Forms; visions, Heredity, the family tie; of colour blindness in Quakers; of criminality; of faculty of visualising; of seeing Number-Forms; of colour associations with sound; of seership; of enthusiasm; of character and its help in the teaching of children by their parents; that of a good stock is a valuable patrimony, Hershon, Mr., the Talmud, Hill, Rev. A.D., Hippocrates and snake symbol, History of twins, Holbein, Holland, F.M., Hottentots, keenness of sight, (_see_ Bushmen) Human Nature, variety of, Humanity of the future, power of present generation of men upon it, Hutchinson, Mr., Huxley, Professor, on sucking pigs in New Guinea; generic images, Hysteria,
Idiots, deficient in energy; in sensitivity, Illness, permanent effect on growth, Illumination, method of regulating it when making composites; requires to be controlled, Illusions, (_see_ also Hallucinations, cases of) Imagery, mental, Indian Civil Service, candidates for, Individuality, doubt of among the insane, among the sane, Influence of Man upon race, Insane, the, similar forms of it in twins, Inspiration analogous to ordinary fluency, morbid forms of, Instability, Instincts, variety of, criminal; slavish (_see_ chapter on Gregarious and Slavish Instincts) Intellectual differences,