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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 29

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suredwalk. The facial expression is gener-ally cold, stern, austere and severe. The complexion is dark, tawny,olive, or dull. The hair is black, ordark brown, strong, wiry and abund-ant. See portrait of Dickson, Fig. 31. The Bilious Temperament is determ-ined by the predominating influence ofthe… … NERVOUS TEMPERAMENT. Fig. 31. Dickson, the champion rope walker of Canada.Bilious Temperament smoked or spiced meats, tea, cof-fee and alcoholic beverages. I havenever met a person in whom this tem-perament prevails but what was exceed-ingly fond of coffee, and persisted as arule in its use…

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