The sun., 1903-03-22
ALL TO BE- READ IN The FACE,
THE CHARACTER As 1T rs TOLD
BIZ THE FEATURES.
Interpretation OF the Eyes, Ears. Mouth,
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In character reading by the features The
color Of the eye. for example. may be the
key to the character. Here are some o,
the theories on which this kind OF character
reason is based.
| A hazel-eyed woman never talks too
| much or too little. She is intellectual and
| agreeable; she prefers her husbands com.
fort to her own, and will cling to him through
| veal or woe.
| The gray eve Is the sign Of shrewdness
II indicates a better head than heart Par.
ticularly should the lover beware Of the
soft, gray eye with the large pupil tha,
| contracts and dilates at a word. a thought
or a fash Of feeling-an eye that laughs
that has its sunshine, it's twilight, its moon.
beams and its storms. A wonderful eve
Is this gray eye that wins you, whether
| you will or not, and that holds you after
1t has cast you OF.
Black eyes are typical Of fire, heroism
and frmness. Don't arouse them. They
are capable OF taking vengeance. they
seldom forget an injury and will bide their
| time.
Blue eyes are amiable, truthful and
affectionate. They win by kindness.
When the lower lid curves downward
| and shows the white below the pupil then
| pause before you trust your welfare 10
the owner Of that eye.
Eyebrows may be thick or thin. fine or
| coarse, arched or straight. regular or ir.
| regular, Each form and quality has s
special significance in reference to tem-
permanent and character.
When eyebrows are thick and irregular,
harshness Of character is denoted. Thin.
| fine and delicate eyebrows are indicative
OF a refined nature. II eyebrows meet,
deceit is indicated.
THE gate of the SOUL the forehead has
been called. Features alter-eyes. nose.
mouth may change their aspect from
thousand causes. Accident may mar them.
pain distort them, old habits frequently
give them some popularity Of form or
expression.
They are like the hands on the clock dial.
they move and change with wear or ex-
ternal influences. But the forehead is
like the dial itself. II remains substantially
the same throughout life.
The perfect forehead should he smooth,
clear. white and spacious. and one-fourth
the length OF the head In height. The
higher, broader and fuller 1t is, all other
things being equal, the greater the oa-
pscity and strength OF mind High fore
heads, however, are not always indica-
tive OF brain power.
@Never marry q woman with a square.
ok; . a xrta sup
you wish to be ruled And don't 60 on
and get wife with one OF those little sharp
pointed chins, for she will demand too much
OF you;
yielding and easily discouraged nature:
Unless It's owner has other well-developed
faculties to counteract the influence OF this
chin, she is mentally and physically weak.
A pleasure-lov person has a small;
well-rounded chin. with red Gushion OF
flesh upon it. II dimpled, II bslonss 20 g
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The ideal domestic chin is neither square.
nor pointed, nor prominent. nor refreating,
but broad and round. The broad. round
stancy or faithful love. Great anterior
development Of the chin In a sign Of warm
disposition; great depth an indication OF
waywardness.
Upon the mouth are recorded the various
COIuitiour VI LILO
sorrow, peevishness. and anger. All the
human emotions perch upon the lips in
passing and leave there the record OF their
brief tenancy in script 90 plain that all who
will may read. Good traits and bad are
registered alike on the mouth, and. as the
years 20 by. this mobile feature uncon-
sciously assumes an expression rejecting
the emotions most common 20 IL:
Lips that curve downward at the corners
are usually the result OF ill-natured thoughts.
They are not TO be trusted.
Thin lips show GOODNESS Of disposition.
II is the girl with the full, red lips who
smiles pleasantly. TO whom the lovablA
disposition belongs. She has . mind free
teeth are rather square and sparkling like
pearls. IL IL another indication that she
Is the most loving and lovable Of girls
Evenly growing teeth show better
disposition and better developed mind
than thoee that crowd and overlap one
another Vertical teeth represent an even
temper.
II the tongue 10 long. IL 10 an indication
Of frankness; II short, Of deceit; N marrow,
Of concentration. whsn the tongue .
lessne.s u long and narrow. hs oWurr
IL only half frank, thinking as much i
uttered, but not always utterins all thai Is
thought. IL short and narrow, great pfu'
The ear. too, 10 full of expression. and
no le-s indicative 81 character than 'he
eye, brow. chin aud tongue
When rounded ai the top. like the -ns'
end ~ an ess, lie fair Iso~see~or a.
loysble and romantic disposition. u che
edge b. hai. as N pfe.asd down, shr .
mofe of l.ss hokis ana inclined a. nli
An ear quite round shows d~is-ti'e
reAsoniny aua4itiss. . limited senss ~ iHs'
the, and tealo,sy
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