Beauty: Illustrated Chiefly by an Analysis and Classificatin of Beauty in Woman

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Appendix K.

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I speak not of paint here. It is now used only by meretricious persons and by those harridans of higher rank who resemble them in every respect, except that the former are ashamed of their profession, and the latter advertise it.

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Combe’s Phrenology.

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Physiologie des Temperamens on Constitutions. Paris, 1826.

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This doctrine is revived, Dict. des Sciences med. Delpit and Reydellet.

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Dictionnaire des Sciences Méd. t. xxxviii. p. 263.