been transplanted from an Eastern soil.... "The next thing that is noteworthy is the change which took place in her disposition. Instead of being melancholy she was now cheerful to extremity. Instead of being reserved she was buoyant and social. Formerly taciturn and retiring, she was now merry and jocose.
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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1
William James. The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1. 1890.
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William James. The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1. 1890. Page 382. Premodern Concordance passage passage-0a1e8c57e03a2f74f342.