Beauty Illustrated Chiefly By An Analysis And Classification of Beauty in Woman
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* To tnose who are satisfied, neither with the vague, though tasteful inspirations of Lavater, nor with the em- pyrical or unreasoned manifestations of Gall and Spurzheim, but who desire Me assignment of a reason for every description of physiognomical character or expression^ that work may afford some satisfaction. That the Greeks, either intuitively or reasonedly, distinguished the three species of beauty as to the / figure, has been already seen. The heads of Diana, Venus, and Minerva, respe...ctively present beauty of the locomotive, vital, and mental systems.
* « ' Physiognomy founded on Physiology, and applied to various Countries, Professions, and Individuals : with an Appendix on the Bones at Hythe — the Sculls of the ancient Inhabitants of Britain, and its Invaders: illustrated by Engravings. " — Smith, Elder, & Co. , Cornhill.
22 25i COMBINATIONS AND TRANSITIONS OF THE CHAPTER XVI.
COMBINATIONS AND TRANSITIONS OF THE THREE SPECIES OF FEMALE BEAUT y.
As to the COMBINATIONS of beauty, it must now be observed, that some one of these species of beauty always characterize the same individual during every stage of life ; and, to the experienced ob- server, it never is difficult to say which of them predominates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* To tnose who are satisfied, neither with the vague, though tasteful inspirations of Lavater, nor with the em- pyrical or unreasoned manifestations of Gall and Spurzheim, but who desire Me assignment of a reason for every description of physiognomical character or expression^ that work may afford some satisfaction. That the Greeks, either intuitively or reasonedly, distinguished the three species of beauty as to the / figure, has been already seen. The heads of Diana, Venus, and Minerva, respe...ctively present beauty of the locomotive, vital, and mental systems.
* « ' Physiognomy founded on Physiology, and applied to various Countries, Professions, and Individuals : with an Appendix on the Bones at Hythe — the Sculls of the ancient Inhabitants of Britain, and its Invaders: illustrated by Engravings. " — Smith, Elder, & Co. , Cornhill.
22 25i COMBINATIONS AND TRANSITIONS OF THE CHAPTER XVI.
COMBINATIONS AND TRANSITIONS OF THE THREE SPECIES OF FEMALE BEAUT y.
As to the COMBINATIONS of beauty, it must now be observed, that some one of these species of beauty always characterize the same individual during every stage of life ; and, to the experienced ob- server, it never is difficult to say which of them predominates.
What to read after Beauty Illustrated Chiefly By An Analysis And Classification of Beauty in Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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