Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 208
way. Perverted, itmakes a person in the highest degree suspicious and distrust-ful of the motives and intentions of others. An undue downward extension of the nose, caused by anexcessive development of Apprehension, forms what hasbeen called THE MELANCHOLY NOSE, which indicates a tendencyto… … borro wingtroubles, and indulging inthe blues.persons the Fig. 276.—Stephen Gardineb. John Knox, BishopGardiner, Spenser, andDante had noses of thischaracter. The Melancholy noseis often seen in clergy-men, who dwell moreon fear than on hope intheir discourses. THE INQUISITIVE NOSE. The horizontal…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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