Note 108 — Chapter XI · THE MEMORY OF FEELINGS.
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This has recently been experimentally demonstrated; the observations made by Dr. Toulouse (with the assistance of specialists) on M. Zola may be specially mentioned. In this case the coincidence of a somewhat low degree of sensory acuteness with a very high degree of delicacy and precision in revived sensory impression was found not only in the case of vision, but especially in that of smell. (Toulouse, Emile Zola: Enquête MédicoMédico-psychologique, 1896, pp. 164, 173, 179, 206.)—Ed.