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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 628

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Fig. 010.—Ccottise Tekhieks, Fig. J.Y.L — Spaniels. conclusion must be the same.There is the rat andcat type, and thepeculiar antipathiesof the two becomeat once manifest asthey meet. He, thecat, regards her,though unconscious-ly to himself, withferocious intensity.There is no genuinesoftness in… … Fig. Oil.—Greyhounds be worn by a man !See, on the other hand,how the rat is typifiedin the womans form mu cli with so littlelight, are full of felinerapacity. Mark thefigure—the limbs sleekand supple ; notice thestealthy tread; observethe breadth of the facialangle, the excessivethinness of the…

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