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Illustrated physiognomy (1879)

Willis, Alfred E. [from old catalog] · Chicago [Cameron, Amberg & co., printers] · leaf 12

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es or laws, and haveyour children die before they are twenty or thirty years of age,when proper marriage would have given long-lived sons and daugh-ters ? Why bring or transmit weak, sickly, passionate, dull, half-idiotic specimens of humanity, when parents might just as well bethe progenitors of… … Eye of a thief, robber, liar, polygamist and libertine. Observe the form of the Eyewell. Study and compare it with the shape of those you know are faithful to their mar-riage vows and those who are not — those who are true to one, and those who love many.Notice how some Eyes are round, some flat…

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