Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 69
case Nature hangsout the sign in some con-spicuous part of the facewhere it can not be mista-ken. Below the eye, the face,as may be seen by thedrawing, is divided intoeight horizo?ital lines offaculties, with eight facul-ties in each line, makingalso eight perpendicularlines. Above the eye are… … Fig. 73.—Diagram, Profile View. PRACTICAL EXAMPLES. 63 eye. The eight lines above the eye have a peculiar corre-spondence to the eight lines below the eye. Also, the eightfaculties in each perpendicular and in each horizontal linehave interesting analogies and correspondences with eachother. Those…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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