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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 184

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MIKTHFTJLNESS 177 strengthen its lungs (if it do it with a will), and it is not bene-ficial for a man or a woman to draw down the corners of themouth as in fig, 229. It is far better to exercise the laughing … Fig. 230.—Crying Fig. 231.—Laitghteb. muscle (risorius Santorini), as shown in fig, 231, or at leastturn up the corners of the mouth, as in the following illustra-tions of Mirth fulness large (figs. 232 and 233). MIRTHFULNESS. In fig. 233 we have the ex-pression of Cheerfulness. Thelips do not…

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