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Drawing for beginners (1920)

Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 84

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hey are always morestrongly developed in a boy than in a girl, and in a man thanin a woman. These you can feel at the root of the neck andthe forepart of the throat by twisting your head right andleft; and they form a cup-like depression when your head isstraight. The neck, you will notice, is so… … Head^ Face^ Features^ Hair mans neck very strong, very muscular, and consequentlyrather thick. As with all other parts of the human body, necks exist inevery variety—short necks, long necks, thick, thin, muscular,strong, feeble, and fat; but, and the fact is worth noting, thebase of the neck where…

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