The nose is not a feature capable of conveying much expression; yet its
form and relative position, in respect of other parts of the face,
furnish some characteristics.
An aquiline nose designates an imperious temper, and ardent passions.
(See _pl. XXV_.)
A nose, the ridge of which is large, denotes a mind endowed with
qualities of a high order. (See _pl. VII_.)
When the sides of the nose are flexible, and perfectly disconnected, it
betrays a proneness to sensuality.
A nose curved at the root, announces a personage born to command, firm
in his purposes, and ardent in the pursuit. (See _pl. XI_.)
Small nostrils disclose timidity of soul.
A sharp pointed nose is characteristic of a passionate man. (See _pl.
XXII_.)