Physiognomy. A practical and scientific treatise (1881)
Stanton, Mary Olmstead · San Francisco, Printed for the author: San Francisco news company · leaf 78
er lip.This sign is very marked in dogs, horses, and cows. It isso large in these creatures that the outer sides of the upperlip project downward over the under lip. Their love of young-is intense. In horses and dogs this feeling extends to theyoung of the human species. Many dogs, which are… … ELIZA COOK. (MlBTHFULNESS.) This happy, mirthful, hopeful countenance of the author of The Old ArmChair, and many other lovely poems, portrays in every lineament the dominance ofthe fun-loving and fun-making propensity. Love of young and hopefulness are alsovery decided traits. Mirthfulness always…
Physiognomy
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