Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 209
the murderers returned witha volley of musket-balls. She fell between her cubs, and diedlicking their wounds. 206 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY CHAPTER XXYI. This man resembles an Indian (foreigner though he be),and it is plain that he resembles both the Yankee and thebear. There is something in the look… … one of the grizzly bears in the Zoological Gardens. Watchthose eyes narrowly (the bears eyes), and you will see some-thing roguish in them: that is Yankee roguishness. It iscoupled, you see, with a wonderfully honest expression in theother parts of the countenance, and with a tout ensemble…
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