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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 72

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ts,generalizing and methodizing and sys-tematizing facts, data and ideas in sci-ence and philosophy. Those who pos-sess large Order are most particular inthe arrangement of their personal ef-fects, and sometimes slaves to the loveof order—distressed and greatly an-noyed at disorder and confusion,… … Fig. 81. Order Small. Small head, coarse temperament, mental power weak ORDER. System, Arrangement, and Methodare the first laws of nature. The organ of Order is situated atthe angle of the lower forehead at eachend of the superciliary ridge. Whenlarge it pushes the head out intoSquareness at the…

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