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Illustrated physiognomy (1879)

Willis, Alfred E. [from old catalog] · Chicago [Cameron, Amberg & co., printers] · leaf 24

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on. Two positives will notattract, neither will two negatives ; two men will not attract eachother, nor will two women. There must be male and female to formattraction. Wherever there is attraction or repulsion, the easier and quickerdo we perceive the character of others, and form favorable or… … Showing the under lip protruding beyond the upper. The fullness of the lower liprepresents strong, active affections ; but its protruding condition signifies a tendency inthe disposition of such persons to draw others to them to cause them to succumb to theirterms, desires and requirements ; a kind…

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