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LA VA TE R.
JOHN CASPAR LAVATER was born at Zurich, in Switzerland, on the 15th of
November, 1741. At an early age he displayed great sensibility and penetration.
He announced also a taste tor drawing, in which he afterwards excelled ; modelled
in wax, polished glass, and rmplnyed his juvenile years in various other amusements
of the like kind, which had a relation either to philosophy or the mathematics. In
the higher classes at school, his x:eal for the sciences was excited partly by the coun-
sels of Bodmer and Breitinger, and partly by a strong desire to enmlate some of
his school-fellows, distinguished by their talents. Lavater soon became knowji by
the free and bold manner in which he thought and expressed himself; and every
thing he said or wrote manifested, in the strongest manner, a warm heart and a lively
imagination.
Being destined for the church, instead of consulting books which treated of the
branches of knowledge with which it was necessary he should be acquainted, in order
to qualify him for the duties of his intended situation, he preferred acquiring them
by conversation from the most enlightened of his fellow students, and from those ec-
clesiastics who were most celebrated for their wistlom and learning. Before he en-
tered into orders, he had given striking proofs of his ardent love of justice and virtue.
The benevolence of his heart, and some small tracts which he wrote on religion and
morality, had already gained him the esteem and aft'ection of the greater part of his
fellow citizens.
The first work, indeed, published by this extraordinary man, was a pamphlet
against a magistrate who had ixen guilty of some acts of oppression. It was written
with great spirit and energy ; made the author known as a young man of whose
future eminence the greatest hopes were entertained ; and procured hini that respect
which belongs only to superior talents.
In the month ot' May, 1761, he was admitted into orders, and in March, 1763,
he made n toin- to Prussia, under the care of professor Sulzer, well known for his
theorj of the fine arts, and in company with the two brothers Hesse ; and Fuseli, well
known in this country as an eminent painter. Lavater resided some time in Prussia
with the celebrated Spalding of Barth, in Pomerania ; and, while in this situation,
he embraced every opportunity of improving his taste, and enlarging the general
stock of his knowledge.
After his return, he was some time deacon of the church of the Orphan-House,
of which he nas afterwards, viz. in 1774, appointed first pastor. In 1778, the con-
gregation of the church of St. Peter, the only one in the canton of Zurich which
has a right to name its own ministers, made choice of him as their deacon, and m
1786 he was elected first pastor.
In consequence of a request made to him by the Helvetic society, he composed
his Chansons Siiisses, Helvetic songs ; which are replete Avith sublime ideas, and are
now sung by that society, and by the youth in several of the cantons. About the
same time he published his Vues sur I'Eternite, Prospect of Eternity, a work which
has become the model of Swiss poetry.
He afterwards published Chansons Sacrees, Sacred Songs ; which are also entitled
to the highest praise. The Messiade, the Messiah, a kind of didactic and historical
poem ; Joseph d'Arimathe, Joseph of Arimathea, le Cceur Humain, the Human
Heart, Ponce Pilate, Pontius Pilate, and a Bibliotheque Manuelle, Manuel Library,
in several volumes, in which he gives an account of his theological and moral
opinions.
But the most remarkable of the works of Lavater, and that which has most con-
tributed to raise his fame, are the Essais Physiognom'iques, Physiognomical Essays.
These Essays, he observes, contain " only the materials for treating the science,'
but there will be found in them an ingenious system, and the result of majij cu-
rious and new observations. They were the amusement of his leisure hours, during
the greater part of his life, and the expences which he incurred in forming his Phy-
siognomical Cabinet, exhausted in a great measme his small property.
A whole volume \vt)uld not be sufticicnt to give a short analysis of all the works
of Lavater, polemic, ascetic, moral, and theological, besides a great number of
sermons.
The number of works which he published, and of those which he left m manu-
script, must excite astonishment ; and this astonishment is still farther increased
when we retiect on the extent and the regularity of his correspondence, the scru-
pulous fidelity with which he discharged the duties of his ministry, the numerous
visits which he received, and tlie interruptions occasioned by his beneficence and
celebrity. This fertility of his genius can be no other way accounted for than by
ascribing it to the order and regularity which he observed in the employment of hi;
time.
His conversation was always animated and interesting. His lively disposition,
and his desire to please, added to great sensibility and delicacy of sentiment, made
his company to be much sought after by all those who had the pleasure of his ac-
quaintance.
Lavater was deeply affected by the calamities of his country, and he neglected
nothing that could tend to alleviate them. It is not improbable that he became the
victim of party spirit. At the re-taking of Zurich by the French, he was badly
wounded ; and there is reason to believe that it was not by the victors : for he care-
fully concealed both the name and the motives of the person from whom he had re-
ceived the injury.
During fifteen months of almost continual and extreme suffering, he shewed an
example of patience and resignation highly worthy of imitation. He frequently said,
" Thanks to heaven T have always had the happiness to believe in the immortality of
the soul ; but 1 never had a more clear conviction of it than at present." Even when
his end was approaching, he dictated, with a faltering voice, some religious verses,
which he terminated with a j)rayer.
This great man died on the 2d of January, 1801. Ofenninger,* who had the best
opportvinity of knowing Lavater's talents, speaking of his poetry, says, there are few
of his poems which do not occasion a kind of subhme pleasure, produce some lasting
advantage, unfold and impress some useful truth, exhibit some beautiful example,
or excite some generous, virtuous, pious, and benevolent sentiment.
" It is impossible, however, to conceive a life more active than that of Lavater :
he composed incessantly, and his continual zeal kept alive the ardour of his imagi-
nation. He always took more and more pains to finish his productions ; and the ver-
sification of his last lyric poems is purer and chaster than that which he wrote be-
fore. Every reader must acknowledge the beauty of the versification of his Jesus the
Messiah, the sublimity of his Ode on the Ascension, the excellence of the morality
in his Epistle to his Son, the naivit^ of the Helvetic Songs, and the natural painting
in the Cataract of the Rhine."
* Ho was deacon of the church of which Lavater was pastor.
Printed by J. Wright, neninark-Court, S'r^nd.
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fflfu ivrcfuad was a Irttk lorver it rvou/d dciurtt inon wisdom . —TTu Frofilt daes ruyt want wisdom -T/u Tfiman islhinhry andwufI}' sensual
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perhaps not abvai's .
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who ri'fiijhs nrll /rhaf hf purposes. 7'hf Kir nnd the Eye-bron' iire mtfier rrenk. 7'Af J^Titih lulembli' n'lse
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Dm/vn hy Lrn'Ofrr. T.nnmv'd fiy J.Zu/fman.
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'J'okrablv desupied . 'JJif loiinlenance (jooti aiiii /ni/n/iay. jitsl mild hut not sulfiah/dr miuctdine. Die JS/id- tj' die^ve
not sirl'fmeiidv wise. 'I'lif rv/ioli- hiu a dtoijc//////// n/t(/ siids/ifd ad.
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A. hon-vivtuit . fvi'sc in deurminuii] andj'u7n .
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FMiM Jluv ii.i3oJ.by \i\\.}Xt%\V-\\r'lSi'.Str.i/Ll s- J.Uiiffiuaii. .I'.W.jf/JM}- A-/1^i/h . thif/mw Slr,;f Zontim
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Ti'ith tfif Eye and the pnuferU y<\(e'. The (hi// (//id Month n/r de//r/e//l /// tjrtiiiji/hefs i///d n>armth .
Dnuin by Luiaur. £nitrM-'dbyJ.Litj]min.
PdbhJi'./ Mty //./So: . In- HJLWcillcx. J ''/A.' S/ni/iJi .LLiilTiuau . Sf.S li/rf.- Ml- Wrv. u-/mi.ui S/rfrt. i^rbf.'ri
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Ci)tljlari "^t td^
Mmorr riitvr thxui miuiury in tfie fon-fif.hL J'Wes pirmn,] ,m,{ wise. The Jose hu nPthinp ijmzf. but rt fuis ,j Im-
prudence. Tfu Ahudi is dry. deeisiye. n'iduvrt i/mir.
f.nomfii In- J.Huiimim.J'inmm fy- J.itinter.
I'uhluh;! .\f,u/i. /*'-•, In- V^W^KfiHiiy.STlSO.Slnmi .f .l.I.uITinan.-ri'AZo* JitU^Vln'.ttianim .^Orrf.
- IMoitqJi ifir ivnWur ofUves is nfft suffkie/iiU' chvncterisb'c , there mtir fm'ert/ulefs he discffvered a pfivsukfnomr manlv,
wise and deterrm/ud, hut void a/ du^/idy, ^rourfid/te/s , or benevo/eriee
.
Ihxovn by Zavttter. Erujmyil bv J/tUlpTtan.
Tublishii Jfar //./Sot, by KJi.WfitLryr^'T'AW .fww./^ 3.\AiX(mxa.3?i!S .LiOlr JSett ^ffirr.ti'&mm S^et
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cf rrwc/i ri'isdoni and sfems rather absent T/i/ Jleiui cY the Woman is somen -/laf too /tvve.ruyerthelpi modest. m/M , temper.
c/uistr and /'ait/^'ul.
Dr.inn hi I.iiiatrr. £nffnn>'d fiy J.tu/fhum.
<n>(>(/ Si'nsf . Ri'iiitutfi' , rvltfioitl it/tr i^i/ii/rh lil/u-r ijir<il or niiiin . TTf is rmuhst , niilJ .iWilnentious lU/if ih/y//>iif>/f
ofany I Jcl of i/iiiislur at/wr i//y,i/ or snialf
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dn^fcii. (fulfil /mn/jue. i^'ie^i Ci^ nm^i/ujiu/l/Je cjcu' mU CjiiUiju^cMJi
(jMum %J/^ ctAit', un-tepoj tniA/ice^ujb un ml dircluinl cujic /tp/u^m.
Clointislmess w/iirh i/ivs not want for sense, It is d triviijuUitX' desinms ofsomftitmij It is a amirakii qi-iff.
^ nu'liinchoh rrpose. ^In Eye on t/ie look oiit. with reflection.
T^rimTt bv Larattr. JCninn'it /l J.J,uiT"V<n.
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Tfie Forehead n'Oiioiit chanicter, rnttiout spirit ii'ttfioiU foire. llw JS'ose u iwt stupid, but dull. Tlw Mjuih is fiill of' indiffirence
.
Tfu Eyes do jiot vnnrnse jiiucJi . '17ie C/tin qrosslr sensual.
Dnuvn by Zmu/rr. Erumril !» J.Lutmum
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It^^^imi^ ImM. f^-^anj ispii cfoed fjJtefnfmtnl ^lilv
.
Thf Foirhfad trit/wttt rnif/i diui n'itJioiit spirit. T/ir Ihr lAtrrmelv /ffble Thi- Mcntt/i ijooti n/ui pacifit-
The ¥ose , separauh' ivnsidard, Wla-ahly ri'uv
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Jffnrfn In Ltuvtttr F.rutmfJ bv i'Lt/^Jh%m.
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TVitfioitt I''i/r <r/i,/ ri'iriioiil /JrifJi/y.
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Jjtoei^ ktiuo(, Jtl^e . ec/KcUval mt^l/an4 mt-d^U . nmtU-eu^ 2t I'c^t^
Dnviit, tiniiii . irisi-. nltniiiiY . iviiUrnpLuire ,moJesf , <i /ricr o/ onh-
JiMay.f Mil- il./t','.\t'r \\\V\\ts.\\e\J''/i.-\Smm,i.f S.L\\SXmfin.iyi8.J.i{r/t Mf .illtr.i'i'lmum Sirfrt. r.jruim.
J^nfrjvJ M' J.lii/r"!'"'-
]/i ifIf r/i\si,>,jriimn ,jnJ roiintendnix (hm is nrt/hiip (Uid luntdUy. T/if ForehfaJ imt^ (he Eye ttrr
very n-aik. 'J'hf Xose . ronsidered bv itself, ts more wise . 2h Mriith ix <vnsrie/i/wus nmf tplerably n'tse.
Jhiirin 6t- Juiial/r.
J'i,l)li.tliJMiv l/./Hi'l h \Ky[yKrgAev:^y/X9 Sfnm.f JC 3i,nfffxait.JT:Sj,Mf fleff^mr.r<:^6m,zn .^rrrft.
!?f-a^ n-ofiter character.
^1 sn-orti/lv mtirki'ii Chin-or/fr . ^
tm efpm,^e^ cjiu a Utr prnf/ ,^\i /^^ n-n ki ^tj icu<^ (jlu It f^iJyu fjf knj^ui^ urn
A kuid o/WJiiiirnti/i . ivho h<is ti ///oik//////// <//r //'////i>/// ////n/c/riq. A^'rsr /iin/i-/- /////// ///>• JJo///// /s it/r/'aj's a
caricature announcini/ more /'oily t/ian /I'lsi/om. 77ierc is in tfie Kvcbrorrs and //le JJ011//1 lUi air of' t/isrontenf,
a rvan/ o/' eneri/\
.
J>nm'n h L,iy,iler -\ J':rufnnu/ ir J.Zu/prum.
3Ms/i,/ 2fcn ll.i3o7.i\ \KVL\\fs\XcyJ^/SP.Stnui,/ i- i\^\\^mx,\J'' 28J.ill/f /}fffJ//r,.to/f>n.m Ai>v/' /.m./on
Cra^Jtite- JinnlicJiKiLt
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T/if ijnmi'st Sensuality . —
/ 10.i9ri
Brntijhlv Sensual . Hiird . Tnipenioiis . Dull
.
DnuiT, by Z.uatrr JlnenuU bv JLutfirum
.
Tiibli-Aii Mm- II. iSoi. 6r R^J\.V/esx\ry:Jyif^.Sinint/J- A.l.xsf^xim.J" cSMftf RftI .llt-t.i'olminn .^nwt.Xanifon
jttije ^tbchran nie. (J^diginUcii ofuif. fvdt.
Fonmd namnv-niiriiii'ii Kc/kjioiisiiiss /rif/ioul I'/uirilv. —
(^luiiOJcilhTiik. R)Tnu, ^i^uljo, C(^(L?^^. f^ ^^ fcLOL el^4t
Timid RebtfioHsrifss . contniftiuf , Sirupuloiis .conscuntioiis hut nif/ioift /jnur tintl tjniet\- , modest
\
TempfratT , /hrth/h/, kit nt /f(isf .<is /hr ii.i rrijiirds t/if Kirs irrr imsfMi/v.
7Mm7i h\ J,aivtrr. En^r'd h- JSufprum
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J/fT' MoiiJh /imi<1/ti' . /fer A'iy dr\(Tfi'on . . ll/0(]e/fier she is resperttthh' .
Jhawn 6y lunaor . Ennray'd fy J.LulJrmm.
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C lo.iqn-
JhMntt hv f„tnitrr /,'fh'nnif h» J.Zitffmtin .
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Jiiiiie (jreedf altention . f/ie ijf/iiiis irrv modrmfr , //ir Aose lolupUioiu
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few ol'jfcts .
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jynm/n by LMiitrr. Uruna'if h' JXufi'mim
Fubluftd Miir /f.Ali'l. i> RII MWtisy.jV/S.^ Stnrn./ i- J.l.uffinan. y:S, LittU BfU.iJ/ei: i'olfm.in Strrft.
Fi'fh/i'nf.is and Jiifatiuition iti du lonheoil . I'W/r in t/ir K\r , Smsiuilit}- i/i tfif Xosf arul still niorr />/ the Moiit/i.
Dmnn by ZiO'irter Kritfniiii hv J.Lutfmitn.
rublnhti ilav li.uliK. ttv '^Sy^es^v\'.yii9..'itr,uid kll,\TSa>sii^J?28.Littie Bell JUty.rolorum Svrtt.
GzmtUlhlit tnitetfiem fcktux OVn. ^l^ff-
Jleanne/s rvitfi ihe appeamnce offmatnei's
J3u think at first sujht tfun u .mnrri.nuj .rtraoniauur . t/.ar ,s ,rn- IM- T/un u tnorr rvuuiom ,n the liur th.n ,n the Jose.
Dnzrvn h' ZaiitnrErujrayd *r J-Jji^pnan.
J/ti^diJ^ Mlii/^fft UihUifdli. J(il^iUot)9to-lfminwjti>dtmj^ii^
Fatitrn/ iin,{ maim/'/i- Sttipidih'. T/ir position o/' //tr J^oiv/ifiiti mitrks n mJitw/ i/n/'ossibility. Y'/if Krc
IS rrcith a/iJ ri'it/ioitl sfunt .
'/'//,• Moiit/i /.< ronipkuh- sfiifiid , nof /rss so. f/if (71//!-
/'nurn />v /.,i:,irrr Ktu^rayJ hv JJ,it^ian.
I'lil'lithJ Jin II. ii1»2, 6r KJ\.\Vcst\r\ .\TiSff.,^/fnm/I- .T.T.iilTuiau. X'':'fi. Littit }\tlUJIn:l'olmhiii <^tn-ff. LmJon
The Eyf considered nuth tfu- rvri/ikks thai proceed from it, full of /uirdmfs Iri t/ie Mouth ivld rmilice
77>e ri'holf e.rh/l>ifs ti fieri yiviiril rritfiout cft/ur lojc ,r/iodfsp or cfioritw
Dnmrn h' Zm-attr.Enarai^ by JXutfnwn
.
JU'lij/id jr,n II. I9ci. h ^'S.ViisAevJT/i9. S^xoui !• Ja.uffiuaii. S^lS.IMt Jiflljilley liUnum Strrft.Lciuicn
f) u/71 mlui t <rh ne- J!)Ob/ieit
Dulnefs wii/iouT Wickednefs
.
-i^fl^tiM Iout elU b(Hidt}cni^rijQiptU}Aitt\iL^cnittvki^
-U (!) Click eji- Soiuit . -^Mj tjl- pfa^ fitf. qu k jto^^ tPU icjc
.
The Forehead. the Eve lUid Ae Mouth urr nitfiout spirit.Judijenunt or frienjv Th^! Mouth
is good 'I'/u Aosi- is rnorr wise thuri the Forehead or t/ie other purts
7, , , Enarav'd by .ILiijfman,IJrtwn hi' J>ni-arfr
"- ^'
I'-iMuhi1 M/it II iSo-: ti V.\n\>iirr..T'/Sl>Jlniniti-ii,vSman.jr2,'>J.{/t/i-Jtf/l^ll/fi-.i:^/fm,in Sfrrff^. London .
1, . ,;.. w
lo-i-nJi
^iHroti fh/l ofuriiirfmiiuiid stmujlh The Xosr is //lorr rri'sr //iiui //ir Kves . 'J'/ii' Jloiith pitrtahs (f
J)/s,f,7ir/ , of i}idoh'niY,of t/if ili.'!ii,jri't/(>lf This is ,i /ihjn diffiai// /o liisivurse upon.
JJnmTj by Liii\ilrr Zrujmt J hi J Lurihum
.
J-'uhluJiif Mir // /So:. In KiXWrs&ry.y^/Sd.Sir.mii XiA.uStiagu. J?2a,Mittie Sfl/ ^ftj. Coleman i/rfrtr
Waimss . Ik pnrvs .mir,-n-(y hut rrit/ioiif spirit nri.i rrit/ioiit mmn.^T/u E\r is nit/irr /,-,' !,uy,-.
The Jose is rwt luni
.
The Fore/uad dofs not accord n'tt/i t/ic Uir ._ Ke suffers littfe nnd Ins sifffcrifh] is /iiij-cd riit/i /wpc
.
Jhym-n bv futt'oter.EruTnii'ii by J'.Lu0nan
Zon.ion . i'uMiJi ./ Mm' //,/<»"!'. Ai \(\K\\'rsi\ry-.J^/i9.S0^m./X-ZXv\\mAii..\'':\i,t.Ut/fJif/I.J/l(l/rlmi,in Str/ft
'IIA^.
O^riipunuj kUC
Stdrr not irt KjriohU /rar. _ Innocence.
10 igil
^ittcntion mured n'it/i t/civf/on tirid superstitious fear: Sonesp- and re/hrtitni n'ltfioitt
ijenius. _ I'he n'hole harmonious .
Mnrnm br J.aiiitir Xn^rar'd by JXtufinan.
London, Fublu/td Xtv //./Sol. by 'VL^^y^eiic\J^/S9.Jtn^n<^.tZ^,vSlTa3n,JycS./.rrf/f Btll ^llln. Celtnum Snet
.
FhU(jmiTtic mdanchoh' . - Tlu Fose is mrf /rtm/i/u/ in Jiuigi'mfnt; maiciiline anif fiisi . 'r/if ivrrtoiir rniirks a i/is/'osifion
io Ttulanfhol}-. The JIoiil/i if not /oolis/i . but liri , co/d nnJ tnuiuiif to (//"trit
.
Diwi'n by Litnrtrr. Sn^n-Hfy-
J.Lutlhum.
FubUshd .Vnv ii Ifo:. M \i.\\S'irsiSc\..^y/i9.SmuLf l- n,ntlmm..V:.1./,iffff Jifl/ .///fi. tolfnum ,^trrel .L.m,i'n.
c/e. fJlmJon (m-ti- trn^elk
ITif Fore/iMii 7t',ak. T/if K\r jmisiir <inJ rritfi.uit spirif Thf Xos( r/iiMs/i . T/if Mo/ir/i timid.
T/if I'liin i;i«',/ (i/i(f >iii>i{fst
Jinm-n by fuaaw. Kn^mrU br XZurfin^r,.
rubbshd Mav ll, lS,n. br RJD^rcsdf v.-l"/-';'. Srniruf, t- J.I.iiflman yzgZrttU 3eU .Vln: Mtman Strrrt
T/u Forehenti is n'itJuiut spirif . The Xo.sc, taken sipiuxitelv , folfrahh n'tsi'.l'hi- Jloul/i a/iii i/u lUv are nenk.
TVu rrho/e f/matiti' rfitfiout s/re/?t/f//
.
J)nitvn by Lm-atrr Ennmid by J.Lu/finan
.
J^ibliihcl May //. /*'?. by R.IUVfsdcv. 3^/59, StninJ i- i\.vlllmim.Jt?28.Zitttr fifll.iUty . iWeman S/reft. Zondun .
k[!(
'mmM^M
(y5 dnjeiu nut \fcjt{^f{eit.
(jood St'rise mith Fir/rm^s
Um^, (MvhMynwM.acimk jmmfik.'TadUl^ hjt Ur^tda^fm^. ^^jmote ^miu^.
/ 10/. gy. jc_
&ood .vrusr . (woil luunoiir,pj-ivnpt iictuih' . /uippy tn Si'tf/iru) diifrmuYS . Firm . xheerju/
J)T\ovn bv ZavaUr. En^v'd by JXit/fman
.
Publish,i Mil- //. i3o2.br ^^Jflr:s&c\\J?lSO.Stnmd .(• JJ,ulfinaii.J.'.'<y./fl* Seil .Ulty; CoUman Stryft. Zandon.
ICUi^f luckt qMrSfr Odwctot
I'Titdeiire , not icrv urtnr .
JconJ U {mU put muUud. ^dlil. Ijl m^ U (hfKuJub .^ nwrikn^
(cmJ (roir an fiomMC pnwe^, dchf ti nik tn ion Cchfulf.
mhotrt the Toirhend bill litt/r spirrTi/d/ 'Hir tUr , the Xose , //// .Ifoiitfi t/ii- nun s/ic/r n mun
prudent, adhr and ric/i in tjood ndvur
.
.Dran/n fit /una/rr Sn^ray'd it J^Lu^fruv).
PuHis/itf Jfity fi,/So2.b\ ^SytftAry.SriiS.Slmnd i iX^yMmza^iS.lttt/e Sell ^ll/ei . lot^man Strvff
^Utteuji ddfirCf SU^iml. - Atif lKfiJ&.m c/uaoUte .fCfwriC^e^Q^ jwuc^.
lo-l-qiL
Atthout^h afhr Kap/i4iel , wcthout trirth , ruithout character^ , if' not ofpious titsire
.
J)nin'n hi /.ntitf/r Unffnti'd fir .IZ u/finan
.
Fuhlithd Jlaj //.iSo7.by )UVfrf:i&jrf,y^/)9..1mtn,l x- i\^affmaxi, if 211. Zrltlf 3^1/ Jl/fi t'o/fni,m Sfivft.
a Idcuf d ^^Kj^ p^^^^ jiyuijjm^ Ji^juilk. l^(nuk o^Wurih^ d ftjlKlulJank,
.
^^
Frudenrf rni.veit nii/i /rr<iAv/f/s <?//>/ .u/f/i/rwn . — 7Vic IJirs nry /lot Jiisfh litSKjrifif . 77ii- A7w /oirs to i-n/ov ,rn,f rrposr
on sensual pldvitrrs . Thf Moiuh is limn/ iinil rr/lediruj
.
Drtvi'n by Lux'iitfr Erufnii'd by JLiifjrrutn
.
?'ii/jtis/i,/ ,[/,ii- //./floj. />) \KM\Vi-!.\\rY..\y/S9 St/and i- lLvSfiu!ui,X''2e.f.irfff Jiflt Allry iWfrnan Str/t^. LvnJcn
Cu/miru^. Sanguine.
A man f.vtrmiely sanpui/ie iin,i I'oliiptuotis n>ho /ms iw idf,7 of r/uistity . 3r funis aside his eves from
seducing objects .Se does not numt /'or tindersfiindtn^ but his fempemtitre cften makes him prtjethis duty.
I'lMishJ 3f.iv II iao;l by ^^'aVfriiicj.S'liS.Strun.l r i\xlSsnsD..J'-28.1M ndl ^ilUy. (\>Unum S/rrft Z,'-t,i>n
)
^a louche) eji fofij Carac/le^ U Ca Sa/^e(f hop(>e/^ P^"^ ^ ^^^ ^^ /^^^ ^ ^^^^ •
r/usfivfih- /t,i.< ////• ,iir ,ir',]iYaUuss <nu1 il is my /M- r/urt niMS if ,ilmr ///> /nr/ ,if',jood smsf. Thf Jose is <? /iW^ above
Trudiocntr. 7'//r A've is irrr ordiruirv <is also the forehead It is no/ f>ro/oii/id T/u 2Lvith ti'.ints r/nmuter and the Beard
IS too handsome /or the Ifead and Mouth .
J)rarvn by LiVtitrr.
J'tiblMd Mii- ll.iS<^2. b) RJiWcstlrv. .riS9..'</>tmJ .f J.I.iiffinau yr-S.£Mf fifU Alln: Cctmun Strvrr. L.mtcn.
En^mr'd by tf-Lutfrnan
.
^Ui4icUnta U pajftn^t hfif<iff finfijidi^
(roodmiiii/r . T/imwrnr .TmU/Jiirrur 77,r X,w is won- /r/W nn.l iiiorr Mral.- t/i,ui t/„- fhrs .T/u Mouth is t/ie s,'at ,f
ivrpui uinormiY . This JlfuJ will not umla-takx aiiy thi/uj ,it/i,-r luul or ,jimt Ituu-luus to ti futssn'mess cirr ttwiipal.
DmnTi bv Ininrter, Erwrafd br •AZuiihwn
I'uhluhd yfm- II.ISO-: hv R.U.\\cstlrv.X''/.W.V/>«/;,/x- ,I.I.iif[ni.m.J?Vtf, /'»»''' Rell^mv. I'clinutn Street.loruion
/'>rann by Ltnatrr T^ru^nifJ fir J.Zt^fnw
Q}'af?€j ^/dul.^ IjliT A'(i/'//,ir/.
cCaeJheft^ kida fixU fifaqt qiu. It ^i- f/ k he^ /yg^Z:A.vv „ ^,m€ Jujmti .,n,ft/,m^ .ipostol,.- m tiu nfioU fuiure .m.i ui tfu^ ,vunt/rui/,.Y thrn- u lomrthuuj of chjnuitr . Tlu Sre is rm so Ti'ist as Af Fonfuad i- Jo,
lublijkd JUtr II no:, /n- ^JLyrtsAry..friS9.Slnm,i..f ll.n&am.jrig.ZIa^ Jifll^Hf,-. ibUman Sirttt Zondci
Froplifti'r serhnisrit'ss ti/nf npfuinril uu.i'omh/frirss .
rhe Fji/f/! pmrtj-(Ttini] and immoifiihk . //if Eve/irorrs cholfrii- , thf J7w frm ,^ conurumiiing
,
the Forehead hard and ahrais /hrhidaip . //n- /hiir rharactrris/jc.
Dnu,n hv Lcu ,/*/•Enpra^d />> J'.Livim.tn
/'iif>/ii/i(/ JfiTV // /Hi>:,/>> KWWrsAev. .y'/SO Srni/ii/ f .W.w^mAU,,y;':g./,il//r Ml .lll,-\. I'oleniMi S/r,v/
.
y./o/su.
A Ifead fid/ of I it/our , pu'l\- , uttaitiori , juitlunit i\v<it-r thiftinrfioii , sirtftufss , haiTJwnv
.
DnuiTt hy L.it'iUrr JSnffntf'if fy' J-LurVnan.
Pitbluh'd Mm //"/So-:. by ^\\\\^rsAr\- yiia.Simnd X- JO.uffinan.^r"?*, J.ittU TIfff ^iUei . loltm.m Str,-rr. Lontfcn
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Cimnini) rvithotit /lulifr'rnait , l/iifi//!/riirf l)or(i/rui4^ on tnaUce .
Dnufnfy'
Jjiivater, Zn.fmvii b} J.lttrjman
.
Fuhlishii .V.tv ii'f'iSOi.h 'S.XW^c^rv.yiSO Slnvui x- i\.x>Smsa\.S?28.LMf PeO JlUy. loUm.m Stneft.
Stiipiiiitr in ///I- /'Urs , S(K\Y dm/ Moii/h . /f?,rAvtt'/s m ///,• /''orf/h'ti,i . Simn- /I'/f/i' ,/i'ni'iis in ////' Kirhvn'S . _
^j'Oii cover the whole , /fte JloutJi sren bv ilst'/f is not //i/ot/et//er n'eak.
Untrvn l<r Lmater. Enffrav'd fy- <r.Liiftfnan
.
/.oriiion. fublishd .\rn,- /i,/8o2. by KJl.Wisdry.J:%j'.J//U'/</d:- JJ.iiffinaa JTi'^^-iTAJV JifU ^Jllfy. w/fman Sfrrt.
r^.
ITie ri'holf is //,</ l>,i<f/\ ^Us/ijnfif , hi/t fhf Forr/ii;uf rs /lof /visr nor (/ir Moit/h liyhhrtp
ein/f nr/f ,misiifereiL f/w Pnyf/r rrnnrs r/iarnrfFr
.
Drtmm Ip- Lata/tr Engntrii fy tTHuiffruin
.
Li^nJcn £ubhshJ JLiy //./<?('-' ^i- ^&:?i^ti&zj.y/S9.itnmd A-^lxiSaim.I!'28.ZMr BfllJlIn-. CffUman Street-
