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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 229

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re one side of the face isparalyzed by destruction of its motor nerve, the 202 PHYSICAL EXPRESSION. paralyzed side after a time drops under the actionof gravity, and it is easy to compare the two sidesof the face. In such a case I have demonstrated bymeasurement that the paralyzed side may be… … Fig. 27.—Complete Paralysis of the Right Side of the Face. Face drawn to the left side. to the muscles. A face that is long, owing to nerve-muscular conditions, may be a direct expression ofthe brain condition; a relaxed condition of the facialmuscles, allowing the face to fall and lengthen, isthe…

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