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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 351

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the lively, brilliant eyes mentioned by Dr. Laurent. She still loves ; and in her mentalaberration adorns her disheveled hair with flowers, and with parted lips andhungry devouring glances awaits the coming of her hearts idol, whomshe never ceases to expect. What a blessing to her it would be… … Fig. 436—Eaving. the ciliary margin maynervous excitation. Each of these expressions has a differ-ent intensity and duration, and re-sponds to very different situations.* In accordance with the protrusionor sinking of the globe of the eye,the eyelids take shape — they areswollen or edematous; have…

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