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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 99

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ed with confidential mat-ters. The snub and Celestial noses areinteresting because of the child-likesimplicity and weakness of characterthey represent. These forms of noseswhen modified by the refining- influencesof education and culture, until the out-line of the Grecian type is visible, givegrace… … Fig. 107.The Mouth of a Pessimist, Faultfinder and Chronic Grumbler An excessive downward extension ofthe apprehensive nose denotes de-spondency, melancholy, and foreshad-ows life with darkness and gloom. Ob-serve Fig. 108. The upturned Celestialtype represents more of the bright,cheerful sunshine…

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