Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
FACE READING.
Some Interesting Facts About the Art of
Reading human Documents.

Some Interesting Facts Abont the Art of |
Reading human Documents.
The human character is divided into two
parts. the animal ard the intellectual. I
say animal hrst, because the animal pro-
pensiues are alwas the strongest. the In
telleet located In the brain having to keep
Ia subsection TIA, requirements OF the
whole body The three principal features
are the eyes, the nose. and the mouth. and
each OF these features has Its part TO play
In forming lhe Clearwater Of the Individual.
The eyes. being located directly under the
brain, are ths feature OF intellect and in
telligens emotions he nose being formed
Of bone and cartilage shows. according to
It's height and prominence. the executive
power Of the individual; the greater the
height and prominence Of the bone the more
executiveness; a'd the mouth which Is
composed OF blood. tissue, nerves, and
| musciss, is the ieature which intcrpreis
the quality Of the passions and senses.
Thus the forehead and eyes are the intel
lectual. the nose an cheek bones the exec
utive, and tho mouth and chin the animal
features. each dehaed According 10 It's de-
/ gres OF development. The top Of the eye
/ sockets is the region VI tne pereepuve
! faculties, wnch are located In the BRAIN at
| the back Of the f'Ontal-sinus, and these
! Faculties are estimated IN Naile ACCORDING
| 10 their external prominence.
The organs which are most discerniblo
may be mentioned as follows. Form. color.
ofo@r, calculation. time, tune. CONSTRUCTIVE
/ ness, causAllty, comparison. memory anu
Urgruity; but to be able to dehne them
| accurately you must learn their exact
location. and also be very pracuced In not
Ing their gradaaons at glance. The eyes
beng the feature Of intellect. We viii COM
mence by explaining their characteristics.
| Note particularly the manner IN which they
are placed in their sockets. There Is more
shrewdness with deop-set eyes than with
prominent onss The deeper the eyes are
set in the head the greater their proximity
10 the braiu. Dr. Strotch-Duwse, IN writ
ing 0i the nerve agents velocity OF trans
mlssiun. says;
This estimation Of velocity varies in re-
gard 10 dlherl1t individuals. In fact, we
know from daily observation. how variable
in different individuals is the rapidity OF
the sensitive and sensorlal eNctations, and
that Of the consecutive motor reactions
How common the remark that such a per-
sons understanding is lively and active. OF
slow and dull The difficulty which some
persons have Ia catching a Joke, which az
once makos other people laugh 10 gtril-
ing example Of inequality OF perception
10 be ahreWd the brow must oyernang the
eyes; when the eyes are level with tho fore
head It then denotes lack Of p1rcepuon
and such people are dull and wanting 10
grasp protecting eye moro readily re-
cclyes Impressions from surrounding OBJ
lects, Il Indicates ready and universal OBJ
saryation, but lack OF close scrutiny and
perception Oi individual thluga. Dcep-sel
eyes receive more dghnite and accurate I'M
pressions, but Iheir possessors are less
readily impressed and less discursye in
their Views kOund-cyed persons see much
and live much Ia the senses, but think less
Narrow-eyed persons see less, put INNS