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Encyclopædia of human nature and physiognomy .. (1889)

Willis, A. E. (Alfred E.) · Chicago, Loomis & co. · leaf 41

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The Celestial or Baby nose; mild,docile and amiable disposition; likewiseindicative of female character. The op-posite of the Jewish or Roman nose.Observe its concave shape. The Jewish nose; commercial, trad-ing, speculating; love of money, property,etc. Slow to act, suspicious and reserved.Observe… … A well formed nose, indicating strength and development of character; long-headed.Observe the sign of originality, as seen in the drooping septum. It renders a personrather odd, and unlike any one else in their way of saying and doing things. Are partic-ularly interested in anything new—new…

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