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

Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 288

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ed to do it twice ; and thushis true gallantry particle byparticle escapes from him, and he becomes a petty despot.His gallantry takes a wider range; it shows itself in a badsense : his business isto deliver ladies fromtheir cruel lords, andhe finds that he hasa plenty of it to do,and that the… … . -^ 286 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. the cruel lords who holds one or more of the fair sex in con-finement. If under these circumstances he can catch one ofthem in the neighborhood of his domains, he is sure to chas-tise him, if he is able to, and for this he claims the merit of achivalrous action.…

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