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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 24

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ular in form, promi-nent joints, high cheek bones, largefront teeth, a long stiff upper lip, andusually a full, strong, well-roundedchin. In character, men of this tem-perament are positive, aggressive,sometimes stern, gruff, imperious andcommanding; not polished or very re-fined in taste or… … Fig. 26. Hon. Thomas B. Reed, A large brain in the Vital Temperament. Alimentiveness large plication of diseases in which the stom-ach and all the vital organs are in-volved. This temperament is splendid-ly represented in the portrait of ThomasB. Reed (Fig. 26). The Motive Temperament.The Motive…

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