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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 41

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ls more strongly 3-1 HOW TO READ THE HUMAN HEAD AND FACE. to the man with a well rounded VitalTemperament and large Alimentive-ness as a source of enjoyment than doall other objects of pleasure combined.Thomas B. Reeds head was wide inthe region of this organ. See Fig-. 26. The normal function of… … Fig. 42. Andrew Carnegie Large Constructiveness and Acquisitiveness. ACQUISITIVENESS. This organ is located in front of theorgans of Destructiveness and Secre-tiveness, and immediately above the or-gan of Alimentiveness. It belongs tothat group of selfish instincts that en-able a man to lock out…

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