Garner, Richard Lynch, 1848-1920 · Boston and London, Ginn & company · leaf 84
with this fact, it was logical to infer that in theanthropoid apes — they being next to man in the scale ofnature — would be found the faculty of speech developedin a higher degree than in the monkeys. The chief objectof my study was to learn the lanofuasre of animals. Thegreat apes appeared to be… … 62 APES AND MONKEYS next. There were none of the former in captivity, andbut few of the latter ; and those few were kept under con-ditions that forbade all efforts to do anything in the lineof scientific study of their speech. As the gorilla and thechimpanzee could both be found in the same section…
Monkeys · Speech · Sound production by animals
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