Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 269
d artists, had this form of forehead. Itaccompanies the mental temper-ament and a fine, high-toned,impressible organization. BENEVOLENCE. The action of the muscularfibers which, passing down fromthe middle of the forehead, areinserted near the root of thenose, elevates the inner extremi-ties of the… … Fig. 364—Horace Mann. sympathetic, but are readyto take hold and helpthose who are in needof assistance. Menhave much more ofthis working Benevo-lence than women,and it is proper theyshould have, as theirpower to help isgreater; but womenare more sympatheticand more readilytouched by pity…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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