Encyclopædia of human nature and physiognomy .. (1889)
Willis, A. E. (Alfred E.) · Chicago, Loomis & co. · leaf 591
licentious. In some formssimilar to the above eye, will be found a voluptuous nature, which, if not controlled, maylead to lust and dishonesty. The true character, as expressed by the eye, must be dis-cerned psychologically as well as physiognomically. No matter how beautiful and perfectthe form of… … THE DECEITFUL, LYING EYE. An eye that has a fullness between the upper lid and brow, and in which there is nota distinct, well-defined lid as it recedes under the brow, will be found to be evasive andhave a strong tendency to lie and deceive. There will also be a good deal of animalcunning — that…
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