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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 40

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ich thispropensity is directly related lie at thevery foundation of health and happi-ness. There is not an organ in the hu-man brain that is so subject to abuseand that is perverted to such a degree,as this particular instinct. The largerthe organ the more liable it is to abuseand perversion unless… … Fig. 41. Motive Mental Temperament.Destructiveness Moderate little above the opening of the ear, andunder the zygomatic process and thetemporal muscle. Its peculiar situationmakes it, in cases where this muscle isthick and rounds out the head at thispoint, more difficult to determine itssize than…

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