Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 139
l Bust, somewhere nearthe size of life, showing the exact location of each organ.Then, by comparing living heads one with another, the differ-ences would appear most palpable. Extend your observations,and compare the well-known characters of those having longand narrow heads with those of persons… … Explanation. — No. 1. Amativeness isrepresented by Cupid, with his bow andarrow. No. 3. Adhesiveness, by two sistersx^ embracing. No. 6. Combativeness—per- verted — by two boys contending. No. 9.Acquisitiveness, a miser counting his gold. No. 10. Secretiveness, by a eat watchingfor a mouse. B.…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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