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Tylor p. 4'7 (2d Edit) cowering under fear common to animals

Muller II. p. 934.    Tremblng from fear

p.1311. Starting & sudden jump.

Moreau 4. p. 274 rolling eyes in fear ✔ Restless eye rolling from side to side as we may see in the lower animals

Gratiolet p. 171 do do do

p. 144 sweat  —167 Dyspnoea risorius — 257 paleness & pupil dilated p. 346 do

p 376 — 378 Terror.

Bell p. 88 Description  —165-169

Explanation —  p. 165 passion platysma myoides p. 168

p. 163 respiration suspended — 164 relaxes every muscle

p. 174. Suspicion

— 139 Fear & agony

Moreau 4. p. 230 astonishment & anger combined ie frowning & glaring eye. —

See Duchenne (& last paper of my abstract)

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Astonishment – eye & mouth open — young children cannot guess where noise come from — open eyes very wide & to the this eyebrows are raised — mem Bell on drunken man.—

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Fear & Terror like astonishment a glancing eye passing into Suspicion.

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Müller, J. 1838-1842. Elements of physiology. 2 vols. London: Taylor & Walton.

Lavater, J-G, ed. Moreau de la Sarthe. 1820. L'Art de connaître les hommes par la physionomie. 10 vols. Paris: Depélafol.

Gratiolet, P. 1865. De la physionomie et des mouvements d'expression. Paris: J Hetzel.

Bell, Charles. 1844. The anatomy and philosophy of expression. London: John Murray.

Duchenne, G. B. 1862. Mécanisme de la physionomie humaine, ou analyse électrophysiologique de l'expression des passions. Paris: Jules Renouard.