Woolnoth, Thomas, b. 1785 · London : W. Tweedie · leaf 184
iefly, if not entirely, to be seen in action, as they are seldom or ever to befound at rest. It may, therefore, be observed, that the lines of the face throughout have aplayfulness and versatility of character, which, as they are evidently super-induced, are only to be self-described; and hence we…
Physiognomy · Characters and characteristics · Feminine beauty (Aesthetics) · Beauty, Personal
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