Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 569
and love looks outAc every joint and motion of her body.—Shakspeare. In many ways does tne full heart revealThe presence of the love it would conceal.—Coleridge. UR happiness or mis-ery in this world de-pends largely uponthe state of our affec-tions. To love andto be loved is thenormal condition… … Fig. 775.—Isabella of Castile. of some kind, or, the milk of human kindness getting souredin our breasts, we become unsocial and cynical, if not misan-thropic. At best, our earthly lives are to a greater or lessextent irretrievably marred. A few individuals may be found who are comparatively…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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