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The new science of analyzing character (1920)

Balkin, Harry Harvey. [from old catalog] · Boston, The Four seas company · leaf 52

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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… … o n: o 3I h Ed o3 Q ~DO cr. ^ cr. <i .5 THE FORM OF THE FEATURES 45 different features of the face and study them morecarefully. Any feature which is sharp and prominent belongsto the convex temperament and indicates positivenessin action and quickness in response. Thus, a convexforehead is…

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