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Illustrated physiognomy (1879)

Willis, Alfred E. [from old catalog] · Chicago [Cameron, Amberg & co., printers] · leaf 16

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nner man. The talent or ability which men and women possess to read eachother, I should prefer to call Intuitive Perception, because it is onlythrough this kind of perception that we can successfully under-stand the human countenance. Sternness, commanding, ability, au-thority, discernment,… … Quick to perceive, wide-awake ; im-pressibility ; observe rapidly, but do notretain impressions long, or think intently.Good eyesight.

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