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 36
Sound, mature understanding; full of plans and schemes; shrewd, thoughtful; policyand management of human nature; observe the drooping over the eyelid at the outer corner.Are apt to lie or evade the truth. … Quick to perceive, wide-awake; im-pressibility; observe rapidly, but do notretain impressions long, or think intently.Good eyesight.
Physiognomy · Character
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