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Chapter 13 SECOND SPECIES OF BEAUTY—BEAUTY OF THE NUTRITIVE SYSTEM.
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1 Chapter 1 IMPORTANCE OF THE SUBJECT.2 Chapter 2 URGENCY OF THE DISCUSSION OF THIS SUBJECT IN RELATION TO THE INTERESTS OF DECENCY AND MORALITY.3 Chapter 3 CAUTIONS AS TO YOUTH.4 Chapter 4 NATURE OF BEAUTY.5 Chapter 5 STANDARD OF TASTE IN BEAUTY.6 Chapter 6 THE ELEMENTS OF BEAUTY.[11]7 Chapter 7 ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES.8 Chapter 8 OF THE AGES OF WOMAN IN RELATION TO BEAUTY.9 Chapter 9 OF THE CAUSES OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN.10 Chapter 10 OF THE STANDARD OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN.11 Chapter 11 THE THREE SPECIES OF FEMALE BEAUTY GENERALLY VIEWED.12 Chapter 12 FIRST SPECIES OF BEAUTY—BEAUTY OF THE LOCOMOTIVE SYSTEM.13 Chapter 13 SECOND SPECIES OF BEAUTY—BEAUTY OF THE NUTRITIVE SYSTEM.14 Chapter 14 THIRD SPECIES OF BEAUTY—BEAUTY OF THE THINKING SYSTEM.15 Chapter 15 BEAUTY OF THE FACE IN PARTICULAR.16 Chapter 16 COMBINATIONS AND TRANSITIONS OF THE THREE SPECIES OF FEMALE BEAUTY.17 Chapter 17 PROPORTION, CHARACTER, EXPRESSION, ETC.18 Chapter 18 THE GREEK IDEAL BEAUTY.19 Chapter 19 THE IDEAL OF FEMALE BEAUTY.20 Chapter 20 DEFECTS OF BEAUTY.21 Chapter 21 EXTERNAL INDICATIONS; OR ART OF DETERMINING THE PRECISE FIGURE, THE DEGREE OF BEAUTY, THE MIND, THE HABITS, AND THE AGE OF WOMAN, NOTWITHSTANDING THE AIDS AND DISGUISES OF DRESS.