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Yet what struck me most about his physiognomy was a tuft, of queer red hairs which he had under his chin, as well as, still more, a strange habit of continually unbuttoning his waistcoat and scratching his chest under his shirt Behind the table to which we were summoned sat three Professors, none of whom acknowledged our salutations.— Youth
Did they perceive in his physiognomy, his true name, and authentic history?— Historic Doubts Relative To Napoleon Buonaparte
A portrait of Columbus, said to be by the same master, is not like him, I am sure; for the physiognomy is vacant and disagreeable.— The Diary of an Ennuyée
These lions of the Capitol are nobly peaceful, and their physiognomy is the true image of tranquillity in strength A guisa di leon, quando si posa DANTE In the manner of the lion, when he reposes.— Corinne, Volume 1 (of 2) Or Italy
Its spiritual and intellectual physiognomy, and that of the university in general, must be learned from the exhaustive pages of Professor Masson.— Life of John Milton

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