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pale, Upright ears, standing forward.
are the signature OF Mars small, round
ears, delicately tinted pink and close TO
the head, show the influence Of Venus
while medium sized. round ears OF
pale color are indicative OF persons
born under the influence OF the moon.
A nose to be perfect should equal the
length OF the forehead It may when
the forehead Is exceptionally low, be
even longer than the forehead ln most
Of the beautiful antique statues "a is
500. but on no account should It be
shorter than the brow. Viewed In the
front. the nose should be somewhat
broader at rs root that g. where Il
starts from the hrow-than below. The
end OF e should be neither hard nor
ncshy but should be well defined,
though neither pointed nor broad, for
an extremes OF forms In any Of the fea-
lures are bad. The width of the nose
between the eyes should be exactly the
length Of the eye
Noses which are arched from their
starting point between the eyes show
capabllty OF commanding energy and
force OF character. A prominent nose,
like the beak Of a parrot with a mar
row brow and a retreatng chin would
give stupid obstinacy but I'm an other
wise good physiognomy a prominent
nose gives force, command and pro-
ductiye energy. Arched noses win
broad backs denote force Of character.
Napoleon Bonaparte has a nose Of this
type, This sort OF nose, with an arch
starting from the root Is seen In al
most all the busts Of the Roman em-
perors. 1t Is, In fact, frequently called
81 orh
(which we are accustomed to call Gre
clan, because II IS seen in almost all
the antique statues) is quite as lndica-
tive Of the perception OF beatty in art
and literature, and Of the subtlety or
mind, which distinguished the Greeks.
The creative force In the antique
straight nose Is given by It's proportion
to the rest OF the face, for II is always
larger In proportion TO the brow, cheeks
and jaws than the strong arched,
broad bridged nose which we call Ro-
man, and thus Il Is indicative Of quite
as much productive force as the arched
Roman nose, with infinitely more deli
cacy OF perception.
small. straight nose. shorter than
the forehead and set I'm a large, round
face, shows timidity and f0ollshness,
and IS the nose OF an unintelligent per-
son High noses, that are not broad
backed, are often seen In the faces OF
men of letters, but a high, thin-backed
nose, which seems to start up In a
ridge when seen In profile, Is more indi-
catlve of penetration and acuteness
than force Of mind. These noses have
generally fine, sharp tips with down
ward curve This is an indication OF
wit.
Broad backed fieshy noses. round
and full at the tips, with intellectually
good brows, show genial temperament
and sense Of humor Without the
good indications OF the brow they would
only show love OF good cheer and a GER
tain good -humored carelessness. Snub
noses that is, noses short In proportion
to the brow, and with round, fleshy
tips, are indicative Of commonplace,
somewhat course natures, especially II
the nostrils are round and the bridge OF
the nose low between the eyes, What is
called q tuTn-up nose shows viyacity Of
temperament jealousy, talkauyeness,
impudence growing out Of a certain
amount of self-esteem) and petuance.
The middle-slzed mouth which COM
bines strength with warmth Of feeling,
While II steers clear Of coarseness N
what gives the best indications. Such
a mouth shows courage, generosity and
affection. A mouth in which the lower
lip projects shows prudence amounting
TO distrust and melancholy. We often
see this form OF mouth with the down
dropping nose; both are indications OF
the dominating influence OF Saturn at
the birth OF the person possessing such
a combination OF features. A mouth
with lips habitually apart denotes elO-
Quence, II the rest OF the face gives in
tellectual indications; but II none Of the
signs OF mental power are there, II
would only signify manliness in de-
cislon and promptness OF action.
A firmly closed mouth shows cour-
age, fortltude and determination. \
somewhat long mouth with an upward
cruve at the corner and with thin and
flexible lips indicates wit. Fun, fexi-
bic lips. with hollow In the center OF
the lower lip and with the corners
turning upward, denote humOr, good
nature and good spirits. A mouth
with fun lips denotes ardor In love.
II is one OF the signatures OF Venus.
When the upper gum shows above the
teeth, directly the lips are open, Il is
sign OF selfish and phlegmatlc ma
ture. Short, small teeth are held by
the old physiognomists 20 denote
weakness and short life. while rather
long teeth, II overly set In the head.
denote long life. The more the teeth
in point OF size, shape and arrange
ment approach 20 those OF the car
nivorous animals the more violent are
the animal instincts I'm the person,
while the more the human teeth In