Such ingenious delineations certainlysaymore than the qualification, 'murderer', 'thief', or 'good natured', 'unspoiled', and soon; but they are far from being adequate for their purpose, which is to express the presumed being or the particular individuality; as inadequate as the delineations of the bodily shape which go noJl further than a 'flat forehead', a 'long nose', etc.