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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 122

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nces and feels. LET WOMAN BE WOMANLY. 115 LET WOMAX BE WOMANXY. Woman gains nothing by striving to become more like man.Her crowning beauty consists in being truly womanly. It isthat quality which wins the love of man, in whom she lovesabove all things else strength, manliness—something to… … VI GENERAL FORMS Tout dans la nature est rapport et harmonie, chaque ipparance externe est le signedune propriety : chaque point de la superficie dune corps annonce letat de sa profon-deur et de sa structure.—De la Sarthe. In nature, all is connection and harmony. Each external appearance is the…

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