How to Analyze People on Sight

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So it is small wonder that such a one becomes known early in life as a
"book worm." As a little child he takes readily to reading and won't
take to much else. Because we all learn quickly what we like, he is soon
devouring books for older heads. "Why won't he run and play like other
children?" wails Mother, and "That boy ought to be made to join the ball
team," scolds Father; but "that boy" continues to keep his nose in a
book.

He can talk on almost any subject--when he will--and knows pretty well
what is going on in the world at an age when other boys are oblivious to
everything but gymnasiums and girls.


Old for His Years

The "little old man" or "little old woman" of ten is always a Cerebral
child. The Alimentives are the babies of the race and never entirely