Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 119
n Bull thatthe influence of this kind offood upon him increasesthe resemblance. Hewishes his national char-acter to be that of a car-nivorous ox; and hencethe badge of his nation-ality, which he choosesabove all others, is &liAnd the resemblance be-tween the ball and thelion is very striking.… … intended to be represented, is horned cattle, their liking fortheir likeness to the animalsby the following description, THE OX. 117 drawn by Dickens : The blessings of Smithfield are too wellunderstood to need recapitulation; all who run (away from madbulls and pursuing oxen) may read. Any…
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