The progressive drawing-book : containing a series of easy and comprehensive lessons for drawing landscape, architecture, the human figure, shipping, and animals, &c. without the aid of a master : also, a complete treatise on perspective, with nearly three hundred engravings (1853)
London : H.G. Bohn · leaf 52
e utmost. A spasm of the muscles of the chest, a convulsive opening of the mouthand dropping of the jaw; the aspect is pale and cadaverous, and the hair is lifted by the creeping ofthe skin. Wonder, terror, horror, and despair are all modifications of the same feeling, expressed with lessor greater… … In the progress from infancy to youth tneupper jaw-bone is greatly enlarged; by this en-largement a new character is given to the wholecountenance. The bones of the nose are raised,the nose is lengthened, and the cheek-bone ismade to project. But further, the growth of the teeth deepenboth the…
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