Inquiries into human faculty and its development Papyras Classics

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Chapter 4

Features

Introduction

Origin and object of book.

Variety of Human Nature

Many varieties may each be good of its kind; advantage of variety; some peculiarities are, however, harmful.

Large number of elements in the human expression; of touches in a portrait; difficulty of measuring the separate features; or of selecting typical individuals; the typical English face; its change at different historical periods; colour of hair of modern English; caricatures.