Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 716
each eye, to represent the elevation of head in which the general character and di-rections of the governing lines have been pre-served. Diagrams D and E are given, to show someof the different emotions that can be expressed,or rather how the expression of the differentemotions may be represented… … the cheeks when laughing, is placed the curvedline h ; i is the nose and c the mouth; for theunder lip i is again used, and under this we findh, the upper curve of the chin, which helps toexpress the emotion; while the cheek-linesextending from each side of the nose and touch-ing each corner of the…
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