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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 625

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keys ofthemselves often get written down in that way withouteven being consulted in the matter. There is little harmdone, for if left alone they are sure to make the record them-selves. Mulishness or obstinacy has ruined many a man.Where Self-Esteem or Firmness predominate over the intellectwe may… … Fig. 907.—A Striking Resemblance. a Scotch terrier, is continually smelling a rat, Another islike a bull-dog, combative, destructive, and tenacious; a thirdlias the graceful gait and nervous activity of the greyhound.Some women are like poodles, and are never so happy as whenbeing caressed, petted,…

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