physiognomies

Two pairs of eyes, two smiles, two human physiognomies once again met his arrested gaze.

The Mahomedans and Jews have more marked features; the latter resemble the Arabs, and, like them, have noble physiognomies.

At the bedside of their patients the physiognomies of these fashionable doctors become expert in lying.

Generally their physiognomies are pleasing, but they cannot be said to have much character.

They are, however, also less disposed to riots and disturbances than the darker physiognomies.