The science of facial expression : the new system of diagnosis, based on original researches and discoveries (1917)
Kuhne, Louis, author · leaf 55
52 Louis Kuhne and, as already stated, hemorrhoids are common. In front encumbrance,the digestive organs also are less affected than in other kinds of encum-brance. The trouble itself may be just as great, that is, there may be thesame pains and discomfort caused, but the nutrition will not suffer… … Fig. 36.—Front and Side Encumbrance.(Scrofulous Child) Head: too large.—Forehead: cushioned.—Eyes: compressed.—Nose: too thick.—Mouth: open.—Face: nearly square; no line of demarcation.—Neck: too short and too thick.
Physiognomy · Facial Expression · Diagnosis
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