Character revelations of mind and body; a statement of methods for the study of the indications of character which are built into the face as a result of mental and bodily reactions (1922)
Fosbroke, Gerald Elton, 1876- · New York and London : G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 192
in that he sees thingsfrom more than one angle, and has very good com-prehension of the many sides of a proposition. He has good justice of thought in his relationshipswith others, and seldom develops any resentments,although he is somewhat irritable and somewhat quickin temper. He has good ability… … FULL FACE ANALYSIS NO. 222 Analysis 159 He has a large degree of sensitiveness; he does not tendto be supersensitive. He is very good in his judgment ofvalues. He has a large degree of active emotionalism whichis to a great extent the result of a constantly vigor-ous out-going of his nerve force,…
Characters and characteristics · Physiognomy
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