Human nature, or, Men and women exposed : treating of every characteristic, both good and bad, of the various types of man and woman as they exist, and as manifested in every-day life, giving "the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth" (1901)
Willis, A. E. (Alfred E.) · Palmyra, Pa. : Diamond Publishing Co. · leaf 13
The turneci-up nose. Pert; quick tofeel, think and act. Easily offended overtrivial things. Not much force of charac-ter. If the point is sharp, have a scoldingdisposition and fiery temper. The Roman nose; generalship, long,headed, far-seeing; combative; great forceof mind; argumentative, opposing,… … The peculiarity of this nose is that it all seems to be crowded down to the point. Itprojects far out fiom the lip, but does not turn up or down. It is an uncommon nose:and after considerable study, I noticed and concluded that it belonged only to personshaving a clear, natural insight iuto…
Physiognomy · Character
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