History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 5Smith, Joseph, Jr.
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History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 5
Smith, Joseph, Jr.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Smith, Joseph, Jr., 1805-1844
Imitation--10, F. A disposition and respectable ability to imitate,
but not to mimic or to act out.
Prepossession--8, L. or F. Attached to certain notions; not
disposed to change them, &c.
Ideality--10, L. Lively imagination; fancy, taste, love of poetry;
elegance, eloquence, excellence, &c.
_Perceptives_.
Admonition--9, F. or M. Desirous to know what others are doing;
ready to counsel and give hints of a fault or duty, &c.
Constructiveness--8, L. Great mechanical ingenuity, talent and
skill.
Tune--8, F. or M. Love of music. Without quickness to catch or
learn tunes by the ear.
Time--8, F. or M. Indistinct notions of the lapse of time, of
ages, dates and events, &c.
Locality--11, V. L. or L. Great memory of places and position.
Eventuality--9, L. Retentive memory of events and particulars.
Individuality--10, L. Great desire to see; power of observation.
Form--8, F. Cognizance and distinct recollection of shapes,
countenances, &c.
Size--11, V. L., L. or F. Ability to judge of proportionate size,
&c.
Weight--6, M. S. or V. S. Deficient balancing power; failure in
equilibrium.
Color--11, V. L. or L. Great power of recollecting and comparing
colors.
{60}Language--7, F. Freedom of expression, without fluency or
verbosity; no great loquacity.
Order--10, L. Love of arrangement; everything in its particular
place.
Number--9, L. Quickness, facility, and correctness in calculating
figures.
_Reflectives_.
Mirthfulness--10, L. Wit, fun, mirth; perception and love of the
ludicrous.
Causality--11, L. Ability to think and reason clearly, and perceive
the relations of cause and effect.
Comparison--10, L. A discrimination; power of illustration, ability
to perceive and apply analogies, &c.--[See explanation of numbers,
etc. to my chart].
_Sunday, 10_.--Attended meeting at the stand. Elder Woodruff preached.
My health was not good. At home in the afternoon.
_Monday, 11_.--In the morning, transacting business with Mr. Hunter. In
the afternoon, at the printing office reading the papers, and bought a
horse of Harmon T. Wilson, which I named Joe Duncan.
_Tuesday, 12_.--At the court room in consultation about Bennett.
Bishop Miller and Erastus Derby started for Quincy and Missouri.
Attended city council. An ordinance was passed regulating auctions;
also provision was made for publishing the Legion laws, &c., &c.
Mobs, riots, earthquakes, tumults and distress of nations, are common.
In England the manufacturers are reducing the wages of the laborers,
and turn-outs and starvation follow.
The Asiatic cholera has appeared again in India.
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