Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

| this form OF brow in all the antique
! statues Of Apollo. An extremely pro-
| jecting forehead, fuller above and be-
| low, and 50 large as TO appear to DOM
| mate the whole face, is generally the
forehead Of a slow, II not a dull intel
lect A perpendicular forehead, well
rounded at the temples, rather high
than low, and having straight. WELL
defined eyebrows shows solid power OF
the understanding love Of study and
power Of concentrating the attention:
but II Is not the forehead OF the poet.
musician or painter
Arched foreheads, somewhat low but
fun at the temples, with long sweeping
eyebrows, give a sweet and sensitive
nature. This sort Of brow, combined
with fullness over the eyes, is the sign
OF an impressonable, idealistlc nature,
and is seen in poets, musicians and
artists OF all kinds. A forehead with
sharp, projecting eye bones-that is,
the bone on which the eyebrows APP
pear-shows an acute intellect and q
fondness for reseach. Yet there are
many excellent heads las far as intel
lect is concerned) which have not this
form OF eye bones but then those fore
heads have full and rounded temples,
which indication gives the quality OF
intellectual power. though not of pre-
olsely the same sort.
High. narrow and wholly unwrinkled
foreheads over which the skin seems
tightly drawn are indicative Of weak
ness Of viii power, want OF imagination
ana little susceptibility, They are the
foreheads Of narrow minded, common
place persons, OF course. other fea-
lures may soften these indications. In
telligent eyes may give intellect, or a
sweet and tender mouth feeling enough
to at any rate diminish the unpleasant
indications OF this type Of forehead. To
be In exact proportion the forehead
should be the same length as the nose.
II should be smooth IN repose. yet have
the power OF wrnking when In deep
thought or when in grief or anger: for
foreheads over which the skin IS so
tightly strained as never TO change
under the circumstances show a duh,
calloused and unntellectual nature.
Perpendicular wrinkles--those between
the eyes-are natural to the forehead,
where they are at times seen in extreme
youth. When much accumulated. they
show application and thought, habits
OF concentration. We invariably knit
the brows when we wish to grasp sub
ject Sometimes these wrinkles are
caused by indulgence OF anger. so one
must consider the temperament. Those
wrinkles caused by deep thought are
generally Of unequal lengths. while
those caused by the perpetually recur-
rent form OF anger are shorter and
deeper, but both Of equal length. Some
times there Is only one perpendicular
between the eyes In which case there is
no doubt as 10 It's indication being that
OF thought rather than anger, and this
one shows originality.
When the eyebrows are far from each
other nj their starting point between
the eyes they denote warmth. frank
ness and impulse. an unsuspiclous and
generous nature. Eyebrows which meet
between the eye denote a temperament
ardent IN love but Jealous and sus-
picious Eyebrows somewhat higher at
their starting point and passing In a
long sweeping line over the eyes.
dropping slightly downward AT the ter
miration. show artistic feeling and
great sense Of beauty in form. Eve !
broWs lying close 10 the eyes. forming
one direct clear line on strongly defined /
cyclones having the same form. show |
strength OF VIII and extreme determIn. |
alton OF character. This kind OF eve
brows appear on the busts OF Nero. |
Eyebrows that are strongly marked AZ |
The commencement. then terminate nb. |
ruptly. show an energetic and impa- /
tent nature. Thick eyebrows. slightly |
lrched. show artistic perception OF |
beauty IN color; dellcately marked eve
'rowe, slightly arched. indicate gentle !