Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 24
us in the character,personal appearance, and manners, of Jenny Lind. It is no objection to this resemblancethat her voice is powerful, res-onant, and of great compass —for it is the counterpart of themost splendid base that wasever heard. A prominent characteristicof those who resemble the lionis… … ■>.) COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. iatioD of ideas and the face of that individual shows aaemblance to the lion. That very face, if it ap-proached more literally to the lion,to which it bears a resemblance,would be that of a regular bruis-er ; for the theatre in which hislion-quality exercises itself…
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