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The principles of beauty as manifested in nature, art, and human character : with a classification of deformities. An essay on the temperaments with illustrations. And Thoughts on Grecian and Gothic architecture. (1859)

Schimmelpenninck, Mary Anne, 1778-1856, Hankin, Christiana C., editor · London : Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts · leaf 406

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skin andyellow flaxen tint with which the high red pink ofthe sanguine is diluted. The Sanguine is recognis-able by the bright pink which gives bloom to theotherwise colourless complexion of the Phlegmatic,and by the liveliness of the eye. Accordingly we see in both these heads the ex-pression of… … \A

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