Woolnoth, Thomas, b. 1785 · London : W. Tweedie · leaf 60
kind of hoaxing satis-faction. The nose rounded at bottom, somewhat contracted at top ; uniting in the samecharacter, and seeming (as it were) under a good-natured constraint. The mouth an irresistible smile, drawing all the confederate muscles together,as though to keep the secret. One corner of… … %.^ CUNNING. Cunning, notwitlistandiiig its depth, is still on the surfaceof character, and lies less in the construction of the mind thanin the mechanical uses which this artificial quality attempts tomake of it. Those therefore, who seem to possess the facultyof influencing the minds of others…
Physiognomy · Characters and characteristics · Feminine beauty (Aesthetics) · Beauty, Personal
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