Physiognomy; Or the Corresponding Analogy Between the Conformation of the Features, And the Ruling Passions of the Mind
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Of thefe children I faw two dead, the one about fix weeks, and the other about four years old ; and nearly twelve hours after death, I obfcrved the fame profile, which I had before remarked an hour after birth, with this difference, that the profile of the dead child, as is natural, was fomcthing more tenfe and fixed than the living. A part of this re- femblance, however, on the third day was re- markably gone.
One man of fifty, and another of fcventy years of age, who fell under my obfervation... while they were living and after death, appeared, whi^e living, not to have the lead refemblance to their fons, and whofc countenances feemed to be of a quite different clafs ; yet, the fecond day after death, the profile of the one had a Itriking refem- blance to that of his eldefl, and, of the other, to the profile of his third fon, as much fo as the pro- file of the dead children before mentioned refem- bled the living profile an hour after birth, ftronger, indeed.
1 J*\. rillSiUUiNUlVll, indeed, and, as a painter would fay, harder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of thefe children I faw two dead, the one about fix weeks, and the other about four years old ; and nearly twelve hours after death, I obfcrved the fame profile, which I had before remarked an hour after birth, with this difference, that the profile of the dead child, as is natural, was fomcthing more tenfe and fixed than the living. A part of this re- femblance, however, on the third day was re- markably gone.
One man of fifty, and another of fcventy years of age, who fell under my obfervation... while they were living and after death, appeared, whi^e living, not to have the lead refemblance to their fons, and whofc countenances feemed to be of a quite different clafs ; yet, the fecond day after death, the profile of the one had a Itriking refem- blance to that of his eldefl, and, of the other, to the profile of his third fon, as much fo as the pro- file of the dead children before mentioned refem- bled the living profile an hour after birth, ftronger, indeed.
1 J*\. rillSiUUiNUlVll, indeed, and, as a painter would fay, harder.
What to read after Physiognomy; Or the Corresponding Analogy Between the Conformation of the Features, And the Ruling Passions of the Mind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lavater, Johann Caspar, 1741-1801 to read onlineMoreLess
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