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The new science of analyzing character (1920)

Balkin, Harry Harvey · Boston, The Four Seas Co. · leaf 50

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and therefore freedomfrom irritability and his concave forehead showsslowness of thought, impracticality, meditative andphilosophic ability. Instead of using the aggressive-ness of the convex type, the concave person gains hisends by tact, diplomacy, and patience. The extremeconvex on the other… … to m o fc 0 i* H i—i > <^ O £ o o ■Q s . £ O CD S 3 <5 3 H M >H PQ &0 £ T3>> CD S x CD z o 03 U o u o § fe o xn H t t—i On § <1 X! H d ci K- > l> J* o3 pc W a- b, «i£ c fii c a a 0) >- m o n f THE FORM OF THE FEATURES 45 different features of the face and study…

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