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Illustrated physiognomy (1879)

Willis, Alfred E. [from old catalog] · Chicago [Cameron, Amberg & co., printers] · leaf 32

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, the chin deficient, andthe eyes fixed, staring or evasive, look out for some odd and meantrait of character. A mind that loves and appreciates that which is beautifulmust have beautiful features, which consist in fine, delicateand harmonious combinations of form and attractive expres- Ascerbity,… … Stiff, set, precise ; considerable self-control, but not much affection. Observe thethinness of the lower lip, also a lack of curvature and fullness in the middle, so essentialas the sign of an affectionate disposition.

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