Nature's revelations of character; or, physiognomy illustratedA description of the mental, moral and volitive dispositions of mankind, as manifested in the human form and countenance . Ordiniphysicality Large—Edwin Booth,who is remarkable for the arrange-ment of material objects. Ordiniphysicality Small—Adisordei;ly Flat-head Indian. Ordiniphysicality, in accordance with the law of naturewhich ordains that man must arct in unison with the generalcharacter of his structure. OF AN-GLES AND LINES. THE ABILITY OF APPRECIATING THE QUALITIES ANDBEAUTIES OF ANGLES AND STR
Nature's revelations of character; or, physiognomy illustratedA description of the mental, moral and volitive dispositions of mankind, as manifested in the human form and countenance . Ordiniphysicality Large—Edwin Booth,who is remarkable for the arrange-ment of material objects. Ordiniphysicality Small—Adisordei;ly Flat-head Indian. Ordiniphysicality, in accordance with the law of naturewhich ordains that man must arct in unison with the generalcharacter of his structure. OF AN-GLES AND LINES. THE ABILITY OF APPRECIATING THE QUALITIES ANDBEAUTIES OF ANGLES AND STRAIGHT LINES. Angular form of ear, nose, malar or cheek-bones, brows,knuckles, knees, and every part of the human structurecannot be mistaken by a natural Physiognomist as thehieroglyphics of Angularity. Large bones of an angular conformation naturally endowthe possessor with a just understanding of angles and THE FACULTIES, THEIR SIGNS AND PRIN(JIPLES. 1S9 straight lines, whether manifested in fellow beings or inmaterial objects; this law being in strict accordance with. Angularitiveness Small — EdwardV. of England, bom 1470,smothered with his brother inthe Tower of London in 1483. Angularitiveness Large—An oldCardinal, who was quite eccen-tric and angular. the elements of correspondence and fitness, the principleson which the capacity rests. BENEFICENTNESS.—BENEFICENCE. THE INCLINATION TO DO GOOD. The long face joined to a receding forehead and aprominent nose, are natures intimation of a naturallybeneficent individual. Peter Cooper has the above formof features, and he annually educates several hundredchildren free of cost in the city of Neiv York, 190 THE FACULTIES, THEIR SIGNS AND PRINCIPLES.
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