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The study of the human face (1865)

Woolnoth, Thomas, b. 1785 · London : W. Tweedie · leaf 136

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he muscles of the face, angular and sharp, taking no subordinate part, butuniting in the one resentful expression. The outer and inner lines of the face irregular, with strong indents in themuscular parts, not natural to the subject. A vindictive eye at all times, but in this instance called out of… … T ^r a^yk^/^. SPIT E. Although Spite and Malignity are considered to be twin-sisters of the same family, they will be found to differ more intheir origin than in their nature ; as Spite supposes previousinjury of some kind or other, whereas Malignity would seemto promise itself no other end than…

Physiognomy · Characters and characteristics · Feminine beauty (Aesthetics) · Beauty, Personal

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