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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 105

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nd, and allow yon to give thegrip and do the shaking, are cold andselfish in the extreme. These outwardmanifestations of the different facultiesof the mind can he readily traced totheir origin, which is in the organs ofthe brain, and with careful observationand study can be read like a book. Those… … Fig. 119.A very low wide Head, Strong Criminal Tendences A person in whom the Motive Tem-perament prevails, the type of which isgiven in the hand, and strongly illus-trated in Fig. 115, generally gives afriendly, cordial grip in shaking hands,the sincerity of which can be reliedupon, especially if…

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