Willis, Alfred E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Cameron, Amberg & co., printers · leaf 562
of head with that of Ingersolls, or anyskeptic or infidel you may know. A mere novice in physiognomy can readily discern thedifference in character as expressed in the face of Lucretia Mott, and that of the youngwoman on the other page. Nor has the difference in age anything to do with the pureand… … THE IMPURE AND IRRELIGIOUS FACE. I do not know the person, nor even the name, this cut represents, but use it on gen-eral principles to illustrate this type of character. There are a great many similar facesand characters. The expression, as a whole, shows a nature far more susceptible to…
Physiognomy
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