Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 390
ll developed; the cheek-bones rather narrow, withoutany projection ; the face straight and oval, with the featuresdistinct; the nose narrow,and generally slightlyarched; the mouth comparatively small, with thelips a little turned out, es-pecially the lower one; andthe chin full and rounded.The eyes… … 384 ETHNOLOGY, OH TYPES OF MANKIND southeast parts of Asia; the people of China and Japan, ofTibet, Bootan, and Indo-China, the Laplanders of Europe, andthe Esquimaux o nthe shores of the Arc-tic Ocean. A portionof this family is dis-tinguished for a con-siderable degree ofculture, especially…
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