Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 44
. Turned-up noses, in rude, choleric men, un-der high, in the lower part arched, intelligentforeheads, with a projecting under lip (fig. 32),are usually insupportablyharsh and fearfully des-potic. 7. A hundred flat snub-noses may be met with inmen of great prudence,discretion, and abilities… … THE CHEEKS. 1. The trait or lineament extending; from the sides of thenostrils toward the end of the mouth is one of the most siomif- *8 PREVIOUS SYSTEMS. icant. On its obliquity, its length, its proximity to, or dis-tance from, the mouth depends the evidence of the wholecharacter. If it is curved,…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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