Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 45
o, in the femalehead on the following page, (15,) produced in a great measureby the flattery of the beaux. Oh, ladies, beware, and notwish to be a belle ! Physiognomical language—in man, a haughty and erectcarriage, pride and disdain. Ladies are apt to toss the head,look disdainful, and so to spoil… … No. 15. Self Esteem Illustrated. 37
Phrenology
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