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Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)

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ist haa made a capital hit, and fixed his quarry to the spot onwhich it stood, which is generally some old limb of a tree, weare prepared to aim at the mark, and may stand some chance of bitting it too. THE LION. 21 CHAPTER II, … In likening human beings to animals, people sometimesblunder. Somebody took it into his head to call Jenny Lindthe Swedish nightingale; and, inendeavoring to conform her face to thetheory, the most untruthful and insip-id representations have been palmedupon the world as likenesses. Thetruth is,…

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