Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 41
j want of circumspection. Secretiveness large in the murderer, and small in Hindoos.[See preceding cuts ; also admeasurements.] Physiognomical expression—cunning, stealthy, and glidingmovements, like a cat; rolling the eyes without turning thehead ; downward look; slyness Uses—to conceal emotions… … No. 3. Skull of a Cannibal Indian Chief of Texas. Small m 3 and 3»
Phrenology
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