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Fig. 64. 



Figure 64. — lI-i,of highly nervous temperament; had a religious mania. II-2, even-tempered; 

 starved herself to death. II— 3, great church woman. II— 4, ugly-tempered. II— 5i alcoholic; 

 had a temper. II-6, had an easily aroused, bad temper. II-7, easy-going, sweet, mild, and 

 gentle, but over-conscientious. II-8, died by suicide by cutting his throat. II-9, healthy. 

 III-i, even-tempered; had neuralgia. III-2, nervous. III-4, of a highly nervous tempera- 

 ment, but very intelligent. III-5, of a quiet disposition; dropped dead at 37. III-6, quiet 

 and worried much. III-8, hasty-tempered, reserved; a dipsomaniac. III-9, had periodic 

 headaches; was always nervous, worried much; "breaks down" at thought of her son. 

 IV-i, musical; was religiously worried and died of acute melancholia. IV-2, had severe 

 monthly headaches; was excited at other times. IV— 3, has nerve exhaustion. IV-4, morbid, 

 sensitive, did not react quickly from discouragements; wandered away; at 20 became wild 

 and excited; later picked his skin; at 26 excited and ugly. IV— 5, gets depressed but reacts 

 quickly. IV-6, has headaches and bilious attacks. IV-7, convulsions while teething; 

 hjrpochondriacal, melancholy, and delusional about husband's death. (22 : 74.) 



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Fig. 65. 



Figure 65. — I-i, a periodic drinker, quick-tempered. I-2, healthy, of a kindly disposition. 

 I-3, of a quiet, mild disposition. I-4, a gentle, kindly woman. II-i, has wanderlust; is 

 jolly, cheerful, and sociable. II— 3, jolly, full of fun, and sociable. II— 4, quick-tempered; 

 dipsomaniac. II-5, excitable and quick-tempered; drank some. II-6, inclined to worry; 

 would break down and cry. II— 8, jolly and sociable. II— 9, remorseful; drowned herself at 

 24. II-ii, nervous, a worrier. II-12, nervous. II-13, pleasant and cheerful. II-14, 

 delusional before death. II-15, kind and cordial. III-i, at 31 became restless and sleep- 

 less; seemed dull and listless; desperate; had suicidal and homicidal impulses. III-3, easy- 

 going and even-tempered, but restless and nervous; had 12 miscarriages. III-s, cheerful 

 and well. III-6, sociable, but "touchy." III-7, seclusive; at 25 was hypochondriacal; 

 hinted at suicide; was melancholy and hallucinated; at 26 suddenly became excited, irritable, 

 and impulsive. III-8, sociable and cheerful, but inclined to worry. III-9, quick-tempered; 

 had periods of excitement; became hallucinated, then restless and depressed; made impulsive 

 assaults. III-io, quick-tempered and excitable. III-12, quick-tempered. III-13, alco- 

 holic and dissipated. III-15, dementia precox. (45:210.) 



