Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 16
in words, but in actions.It is a humiliating truth, ofwhich many people seemproud; but, as humility isa rare and inestimable vir-tue, it is well that we shouldbe reminded of our frailtyby a just comparison of our-selves with the brute crea-tion. What does hinder manfrom speaking like an angelon the… … 14 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. against the superincumbent mass, and ever and anon casts ithigh in air. mingled and confounded with substances of alighter and more ethereal nature; and there is a sun of truthand Love that clears away the dark mists that obscure his It, qow, we were going to write a…
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