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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 728

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Buckle. Possessing large percep-tives and a well-developed reflective intellect, lie is at once theclose observer andthe shrewd reasoner.Comparison, HumanNature, Mirthfulness,and Ideality are lead-i n g characteristics.He should excel inthe graphic delinea-tion of character andin the description… … Fig. 1025.—Charles Dickens. He can also imitate to the very life. 9 Charles Dickens was born at Portsmouth, England, February 7. 1812.He was intended by his father for the law, and to that end placad in anattorneys office in London. Here, however, he became discontented, andat length left law for…

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