Health and character: with directions for their improvement (1879)
Simms, Joseph, 1833-1920 · [New York] · leaf 54
haracteristics while studyingfaithfully their peculiarities, bias, mettle, disposition, proclivities and cast of mind andsoul. B This faculty needs no restraint unless ungrounded suspicion is alienating true friend-ship; in case it is, turn the thoughts into other channels of activity, and never… … •i Horse—Large Friendship andtfobilttj of Character. Am icitiveness.—Friendliness, 1. A complete recluse aud. ascetic, resemblingWilliam Lole, -The Old Hermit, of Leicester-shire, England; a hermit even in the midst ofsociety; cold-hearted, a foe, at variance with everyone; without friendship or…
Physiognomy
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