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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 67

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at sense the most important. So of the brain. Ininfancy and childhood the brain is large, while the face is com-paratively small. Afterward the face grows faster, till it seemsto overtake the brain; and at maturity they correspond toeach other in size, always considering the rule, other thingsbeing… … Fig. 72.—Diagram, Fkont View. DR. KEDFIELDS NOMENCLATURE 61 NAMES OF THE PHYSIOGNOMICAL SIGNS ACCORDING TO DR. REDFIELDs SYSTEM. \Tlie Numbers refer to corresponding ones on the diagrams.] 1. Benevolence. 66. Coni unctions. 132. Fraternity. 2. Kindness. 67. Contest. 133. Sociality. 3. Gratitude.…

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