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on1m6ndod, and which fg applicable to brutoa "a
T Sa ss ot po q nSse tSsa Cd y Sy u ne et f1 s n}n @
with tho nasal bono, to tho orifloo Of tho car,
ond anothor lima drawn from tho opening
Of tho car to tho naeal spine" forming !
ene a BY W to oSe dsToopnens
relation to their mode Of obtaining food, boek-
Ing tholr proy DO. For instance, tho horne, be-
a oortnin construction Of mouth and tsoth
adapted to that. Tho olnractor Of expression |
IN tho nostrils and mouth distinguishes man
from brates, Or, In other words, tho develop.
epoeoh. Speaking Of tho comparative phyeiog-
nomical chhractor1stfcB Of bsulos and mon, and
tho relations which they boar, lie saya. Tint.
whore = resemblance 9 occurs y bot"eon tho face Of
uhioh aro alliod to tho mind, It nood
not b. dcrogatory to. beauty, or ln-
s9ps.b|a s.n bt .s1 %,ta T. roIhf. t,9 f9co et
faoo connected with animal functionst-for in
stance, tho 1nwH or tcath,--tt would ha at vari-
anco. In man, tho noHo and mouth aro moro
particularly for hpoech and expression; ii
hunger and animal ,pnah!on, tho development In
sltoRotllcr dlnoronts and thus, whom q mnna
faoe II tl.a1 fos,t,slro* rGs,o'nil9n TINT Of
'"n esFn"s"" a Of eo"" and % n n"for sasons s@s as
aFo boAntlfut hit en'nrNo tho to"tl. sI,d mako
tl'@ lipn nnFo apy"ring tor uctn, a'ni ll'ey bo-
a!nl4 ,nap.'or ny 10 oarrnnto,"i with .'s |'p,nn
lhua l}!o fu!l )lpn II Tho uogrD arn Anitt,d
y "oy.r PIX prot"nant p tootl'' 'fha ti"tnp~
nk'l)t IN tnlniatnd for tha ir4ttMtion of tic
tbatn, II Ia wall known that y nI'tpk or yibra~
llhn may 10 mara tnt'IFtolH 70 tI'e brain than
rnand iianca, ~ Kraalar tlieAnhnu Ut Tho skull
N 81 ts |fnln 10 sro,,t IL ina1a hi,a!, ~ l,nra
IL may ho prntnotad frnn cnntaGt by lilo liAntia
4nd ar'nn A. To thnk il h t'ctor, and KIolnod.
hrtl nitro olahte, which euhblen eh!ldrcsi 10 TN
lorgo Aovoror nhocka upon The 1ond than ndnlta.
Tho q nanti1no moiola Of bchnty wero tho result
u oane"R c and a SSss % tho 1n
divinlttoa woro Of human mould but still, ~
not vialb}y present, they wero creatures Of
tho imagination" Ezpreysions take place upon
to a diroct action Of tho mind. Tho mind ia do
pendent upon the frame Of tho body. So long
as 10 live In material world, IT Ia necessary for
us to have material body, BY means of which
e. nnas te
tarial world. "Aa tho Creator has established
this connection between the mind and external
! nature, so has He implanted, or cauBod to DO
gene1ntea IN u.s. yariHns htgher intellectual fae,
tho faundstton Of emotions that point to Him,
affections by which we arc drawn to Him, and
which rest in Him as their object
"It nppcnrs to mo that tho frame OF tho
| body, exclusive Of tho special orGaus Of
seeing, hearing, &o,, is complex organ, shall
| not nay Of sense, but which ministers, like tho
external sonses. to tho mind that is to say, as
| the organs of tho five senses serye to furnish
idons Of matter, tho framework of the body con-
tributes to certain conditions to develop various
atatee Of mind. And tho condition of tle mind
| influences tho functions of tho body, which, In
| thoir turn, develop tho expression Of counte-
nance, corresponding to tho Btate Of mind. Thus
Indirectly tho mind produces the appropriate ex-
! prension. For instance, In sorrow tho mind aG-
!! fecta tho heart, which. In its turn, produces
| pAllor Of oountenauce, irregular breathing, tho
| long drawn aigh. ''The sudden flushing Of the
conntonanoe Ii blushing belongs to exp1ession."
| Tho muecles OF tho body aro Gonneotod with til o
bones, and under tho influence Of the will whi1o
those Of tho faoo affect only tho skin, eyes,
mouth, TO-, md arc consequently much more
delicate. Thoy are not always under tho inau-
enco OF tho will, but aro often Involuntary and
intimately connected with the condition OF mind.
Tho nuthor troats quite scientifically tho relation
| and manifestation OF tho different emotione,
thoughts, and characteristics. HTho form OF tho
faoo and foasures il but tho groundwork Of OK
pression." Tho hsbituM expression must finally,
to 8 certain dogroo, impress itself upon tho
oountennnCo.
This book saoma to be calculated especially
for BoulptorB and rAinters, It treats upon art
as connected with anatomy, expression, &c.,
! offering suggestions, and containing doBcrip-
lions Of works Of art. Its perusal Is productive
| Of profit and interest.
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