Blackford, Katherine Melvina (Huntsinger), 1875- [from old catalog], Newcomb, Arthur, b. 1873, joint author · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 168
of lifeas well as his climate has tended to sameness, thebrunette is more conservative, more constant. Inkeeping with all of these qualities, the brunettedoes not seek the limelight, crowds, dominatingposition, and excitement, but prefers a few friends,well beloved, a quiet home, the affection of… … Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, N. V. Fig. 2. A Turkish Parade. Turks, evolved in cold, lightnorthern Asia, are brunettes with convex noses ANALYZING THE MAN 139 tions, he has evolved a tendency to introspection,to the development of philosophy, religion, mys-teries, and other products of…
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