It may be added, that a more plausible liar never mixed the really interesting facts of a changeable life with well-disguised fiction; and it may be doubted if he always knew himself which part of some of his favorite "yarns" were truths, and which were due, as a phrenologist would say, "to language and imaginativeness large, insufficiently balanced by conscientiousness."
"Adrift in the Ice-Fields"
Charles W. Hall
There came afterward a weak-kneed stock of ministers who thought that part of the Bible was true, if they were not very much mistaken, and that, on the whole, religion was a good thing for most people, certainly if they had weak constitutions, and that man could be easily saved if we could get the phrenologist to fix up his head, and the gymnasium to develop his muscle, and the minister to coax him out of his indiscretions.
"Around The Tea-Table"
T. De Witt Talmage
The distinguished phrenologist Gall had a dog whose memory was remarkable, and he thoroughly understood words and phrases.
"The Human Side of Animals"
Royal Dixon