Brewer, George, b. 1766. [from old catalog] · London, A.K. Newman and co · leaf 60
war, the captainof which is my particular friend : andif you do, I think your faces willexpress something more than simpleAdmiration. Suppose we look atthe next picture; will not your looksbe more like it than this? for (said he,as he turned over the leaf) it is A DM I RATI ON with ASTON ISH M ENT.… … 43 steadily fixed ; the mouth is moreopen ; and all the parts in a muchstronger emotion; but, lest youshould be too much inclined to stareand gape, I will tell you a story oftwo schoolfellows,, which is The History of Bill Vacant andHenry Hawks-eye. Bill Vacant and Henry Hawks-eyewere schoolfellows…
Le Brun, Charles, 1619-1690 · Physiognomy
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