Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 57
siognomical expression—The poet, of all other beings,is perhaps the most sensitive, and is easily recognized by aromantic, visionary, and imaginative appearance and deport-ment Use:>—produces taste, imagination, and poetry, the beauideal, excellence, the beautiful and grand. Abuses—dreaming,… … No. 31. Natural Language of Hope 49
Phrenology
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