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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 37

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wheel to their operations. accumulating a great number and var-iety of unfinished things; jump readilyfrom one thing to another. They be-lieve that, Variety is the spice of life.This faculty is not strong in theaverage American; he works rapidlyand changes quickly from one thing toanother, thus… … Fig. 38. E. Burton Holmes, Continuity large. The head mounts high from base to top. Ambition strong Those who possess this faculty to astrong degree are very tedious, prolix,patient and thorough in whatever theydo. Their motto is, Whatever isworth doing at all, is worth doingwell. A deficiency in…

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