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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 28

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hurry, and areoften lazy and habitually indolent.They are much inclined to repose; re-tire early and sleep late. They aremild in disposition, very little ambitionto aspire to higher things, or keep upwith the procession of progress. Theyare often timid and indifferent whenin the social circle. The… … Fig. 30. Vital Phlegmatic, Temperament, bad organization- A criminal record and known to the Police as Boston Charley THE SANGUINE TEMPERA-MENT. This temperament is based upon thearterial, circulatory, capillary vessels, lungs and stomach. It corresponds tothe Vital Temperament given in…

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