Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 174
rdinaryfaculties of rest and sleep, as well as laziness. Earth is theirmother, and they claim the indulgence of her lap and herfruitful rows of corn more than others of her children. Theyare wonderfully crowd-ed together, and rolland tumble over eachother in the strugglefor a subsistence; forthough… … 172 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. be easy to illustrate this, but we pass on to the signs of theChinese and the hog loving the earth so well. One is, thatthey are both dirty. Says a work on China: The great sinof the Chinese costume is the paucity of white linen, and con-sequently of washing. Even their…
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