Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 290
o that animal, butdo not always live there ; and as it is the animal that becomessuited to the country, and not the country to the animal, wemay suppose that it is the man that becomes suited to theanimal, and not the animal to the man. THE GOAT. 287 CHAPTEE XXXIY. Among the variety of human faces… … Large combative faculties, energy, perseverance, and precis-ion, are discoverable at a single glance. In the man who re-sembles the goat, the most prominent traits are indicated inthe most prominent part of the countenance. In these twoprofiles the ridge of the nose is distinguished for…
Physiognomy
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