CHAPTER XIV.--Third Species of Beauty: Beauty of the Thinking System 225 First Variety or Modification of this Species of Beauty 226 Second Variety or Modification of this Species of Beauty 227 Third Variety or Modification of this Species of Beauty 229 CHAPTER XV.--Beauty of the Face in particular 233 CHAPTER XVI.--Combinations and Transitions of the Three Species of Female Beauty 254 CHAPTER XVII.--Proportion, Character, Expression, &c. 259 CHAPTER XVIII.--The Greek Ideal Beauty 280 CHAPTER XIX.--The Ideal of Female Beauty 307 CHAPTER XX.--Defects of Beauty 320 Defects of the Locomotive System 320 Defects of the Vital System 323 Defects of the Mental System 327 CHAPTER XXI.--External Indications, or Art of Determining the precise Figure, the degree of Beauty, the Mind, the Habits, and the Age of Women, notwithstanding the Aids and Disguises of Dress 329 External Indications of Figure 329 External Indications of Beauty 332 External Indications of Mind 335 External Indications of Habits 337 External Indications of Age 339 Appendix 343 PRELIMINARY ESSAY, BY THE AMERICAN EDITOR. Her beauty hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich jewel in an Ethiop's ear: * * * * * Death hath no power yet upon thy beauty-- Thou art not conquered; beauty's ensign yet Is crimson on thy lips, and in thy cheeks.--SHAKSPEARE.