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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 205 — Chapter XX · (continued 2)

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"Whilst the memories which we seeing folks preserve of a man all centre round a certain exterior form composed of his image, his height, his gait, in the blind all these memories are referred to something quite different, namely, the sound of his voice." (Dunan, Rev. Phil., xxv. 357.)

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