The Paonia newspaper., 1910-08-05
CHARACTER
READING

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On hnxe yUu! Aeen at n lWG-
Il sBuk u up AAamt two PEARS am
a work On BAxeno0ogy started De.-
-Of enurse yoo ara auare that
phrcn0sogy Is but one department Of
phyziognony- The figure. the car
ri1se. the habits Of the man as evt-
dencod. say. by his clothes. his neat
nea or the lack Of 1t and SO on. all
must be taken Into account in forming
= judgment Of character.-
Il quite agree with you." said
Standish- ITO q certain extent these
appearances may guide one In making
an estimate. And yet mistakes are
likely to occur"
For instance" said Bartlett Give
us your reading of that big fellow
playing pool at the second table"
Well said Standish, Ito begin
with. like most large men. he is lazy.
lacks ambition. sleeps q good deal. is
sort Of muttonhead. His wit Is slow
and his perceptions are dull. He's .
heavy eater-s glutton. might say.
He's a poor money getter. because
he's too stupid to be shrewd. On the
other hand. that thick neck and those
heavy eyebrows denote temper and
fbrutishness. / think he beats his
wife." r
"Humphi" calculated Bartlett,
dubiously. How about the young fet
low he's playing withr"
Sort of . saphead Low brow and
cigarette indicative of denciency in
intelligence. Judge from occasaonal 70
marks which float this way that he's
. little shy ON good breeding. Snob-
bish and conceited air shows I'm to
be a cad Tastes probably coarse and
he's likely to play the prodiEal son
later on in life. He may be like .
singed cat-better than he looks-but
l should classify him n small pota-
toes and few In the hill Wonder how
near I've hit IL Do you know themr
Bartlett WINGED and looked some
what embarrassed. - he said:
4 am ON speaking terms with them
They are my brothcr-tn-lav and his
SOP. my nephew
Standixh laughed heartily. We'll
did put my foot In II thai time hut
Of oourse I didn't know
-Of course not said Bartlett. ap-
parcntly ruined by Standish's amu.s-
mcnt-
To be sure" said Standkah- the
tendencies. as plainly Indicated by the
facts of physiognomy may be modined
by what one might call the accidents
of education and all that. 80 ones
judgment may be at fault"
u don't think you need apoiogise..
said Bartiett IF feel any annoy
ancc I've brought It On myself-
Would you ~ that my infcrsncss
were improperly dravnf- aske1 6tAAA
ish .r r~ g. Is
oh. I guess not Al. ! 80 thers
are ladies' prssant-
-whcrcr
Over thers talk1Ag To HanAesD@.
-oh, yesi Tnat's- BY the vay. oA1
man. do you know themr q
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me- 3
Il vas about 70 ak yoa.. saa1
Btandiah. quickly. to lst - Asef
your .AnalysiAg q cAarasHar frua 90
Vlra appsaranosA Ysats aA<sxpsst
and I should nks 70 isaSn- HefO's -
chance. How aboa tAenr
;-Wsll- vspAs1 Hastlss4 With . litt1s
laugh, briShteains up Z r.thsr aattee
myself On my success In decapAarilG
lovcW woman - ~ rulss sfeear -
eDea. III Mw H y
-Nov.- he went On, this b . cAso
Of mother and daughter. Tho ressoe
hlance II very .strikins Mother rsthAr
dowdy. She hasa poor dressmakef.
denoting false economy In the matter
Of expenditures. Probably she's .
poor housekeeper. Head small. exces-
sively vain. Manners evidently af-
fectel, indicating desire 70 break
into a social set where she doesn't be-
long and can't remain II she gets in.
On the whole. a member Of the vulgar
middle class"
And the daughter
well, she's modern Mothers traits
will be toned down by environment.
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