Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 55
,which are as widely differentiated asare the forms of their heads, and fea-tures of their faces, and the grades oftheir temperamental conditions. Somepersons are naturally strong in moraland religious sentiment, and deserve nomore credit for their moral and relig-ious practice than they do for the… … Fig. 58. Veneration very large Persons with strong reverence arenot very progressive; they are slow totake up new thought or entertain newideas; they cling to the old, eventhough the new is superior, until theyare found in the rear in the line of themarch of progress. The races of people in whom…
Physiognomy
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