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Nasology: or, hints towards a classification of noses / By Eden Warwick.

  • Warwick, Eden, pseud.
Date:
1848
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Nasology: or, hints towards a classification of noses / By Eden Warwick. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    instantly decides, and instantly acts upon his — decision. F ud While the two latter remain in imperturbable absorption, and while the subtle “ Greek” would be thinking too precisely on the event, « A thought which, quartered, hath but one part wisdom, And ever three parts coward,” the “Roman” has been, and seen, and con- quered. He is come back, at home, resting after his successful toil; while the “ Snub” is thinking about getting out of bed, and the “ Greek” is making up his mind whether it is “worth while” to go out. Thus we have, from divers sources, brought together, briefly and succinctly, a few of the universal proofs which establish Nasology as a science. From individuals and from nations we have gathered the basis of our nasological laws ; and we trust we have produced conviction in some minds that “the Nose is an index to b] Character ;” if not, we shall not say to the reader, as phrenologists do to their incredulous
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