Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 118
tual percep-tions, stand forth bold and prominent. The mad bulls ofEngland are famous the world over, and they are the personi-fications of a certain class of Englishmen; but the one wehave here is not mad. He may be an Italian converted intoa Briton — a horse into an ox : he is simply gross,… … 11 The miller was a stout carl, deep of tones,Right large he was of brawn, and eke of bones;With shoulders broad and short — a knob or gnarr —There was no door but hed heave up the bar,Or break, by running at it with his head ;His beard, as any sow or fox, was red ! The ox is the very…
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