Physiognomy founded on physiology, and applied to various countries, professions, and individuals; (1834)
Walker, Alexander, physiologist. [from old catalog] · London, Smith, Elder and co. · leaf 320
The Eye. TO INDIVIDUALS. 265 city in this respect. — Hence, it is weak in themole, &c. An eye projecting greatly from the orbit mostreadily receives impressions from every surroundingquarter — a circumstance which presents its ownexplication. The deeply seated eye has the opposite… … Intellectually considered, deep-seated eyes havea death-like or cadaverous appearance, and thepersons to whom they belong are generally colder N 266 APPLICATION OF THESE PRINCIPLES in their feelings, or have less sensibility; and, ani-mally considered, they are generally less under theinfluence of…
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