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Illustrated physiognomy (1879)

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

An illustration from Illustrated physiognomy, 1879, leaf 24
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… … Dissatisfaction ; sour ; over particular ; more nice than wise. Poor Lipsfor kissing, and the form scarcely human. 20 greater ease and certainty than they can their own sex. In factrwomen have a peculiar gift ; they seem to have an inward monitorwhich enables them to jump at their conclusions of…

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