No. IX.
This animated eye, this voluptuous mouth, and these eyebrows gently arched, characterize a sanguine man; an expressive countenance, eyes often blue, and always quick, usually indicate this character. He is easily moved; slight circumstances agitate him, but he is soon composed. As his features always express his feelings, it is difficult for him to deceive. He is not vindictive, but is susceptible of the soft emotions of pity. Love rules him with despotic sway, though he may sometimes be accused of inconstancy.
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No. X.
This forehead indicates both genius and folly—this, at the first glance, may appear a contradiction; but the termination of the frontal sinus in a point—an almost infallible mark of folly—renders the position less paradoxical.
A man of such a countenance speaks quickly, talks incoherently, and is often absent, or in a deep reverie.