RECORD: Darwin, C. R. 'Anger in worst form is described by Spenser' CUL-DAR53.1.B18 (Darwin Online, http://darwin-online.org.uk/)

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Aug. 16th

Rage

Anger in worst form is described by Spenser (Faery Queene.  (Descript of Queen) of Hell Cant IV or V.) as pale & trembling. & not as flushing & with muscles rigid.— How is this?

(C.D. 25)

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dealt with p. 241

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The possibility of two quite separate trains going on in the mind as in double consciousness may really explain what habit is— In the habitual train of thought one idea. calls up other, & the consciousness of double individual is not awakened.— The habitual individual remembers things done in the other


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