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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 47

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. There is not an organ in the brainthat will put the whole nervous systemon edge, or in a state of irritation, orthat will so depress the mind with dis-mal gloom, and shadow the future withthe horrors of life as an excessive de-velopment of Cautiousness, and espe-cially when Hope is small. In the… … Fig. 51. The Most Notorious Confidence Man in the United States. A good intellect, large selfish propensities APPROBATIVENESS. This faculty is generically a selfishsentiment, as indicated in its functionalmanifestation, which is the love ofpraise, admiration, politeness, affabil-ity, display,…

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