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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 232

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mmon for nervouspeople frequently to produce a peculiar, awkward,grinning expression, owing to unequal action of the THE FACE IN EXHAUSTION. 205 muscles on the two sides of the mouth. Suchasymmetry produces a very unpleasing effect. A general condition of fatigue is expressed in theface by a… … Fig. 25.—Imbecile ; head well shapen Fig. 26.—Imliecile ; same case and of fair size; he often smiled, thus quiescent, moving parts around eyes and mouth. have suffered habitually from recurrent headaches.When specially studying the faces of patients, thesubjects of recurrent headaches, and…

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