ls possess language; and the mechanism and for sheep. Dr. Pott contends that by due recognition of stood ‘the peculiarity of its temper, but was_ irresisti- apparatus for articulate speech, in those animals which pos- sess it, do not differ from those of man. A bird learns to bly morose and sulky… … nations, which, on the assumption extending, in some cases, to the of instinct in the one case and sides of the neck and the lower NARICA, OR QUASJE—Nasua Narica. reason in the other, we put upon jaw. The coat of the narica is them, and suggests that the rather thick, and the texture of chief…
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