Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 324
e imitation, and aspires tooriginality. Think you she is going to make a ninny of her-self by showing her weakness and dependence ? Rather thannot talk at all, she will say what she has heard others say, butit will be when she supposes you have forgotten it. Shewould much rather do what you do not… … 322 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. outlandish motions, the results of her unwillingness to followin the footsteps of others. In inferior minds the love of originality shows itself inoddity, and, when this is connected with a taste for wit, in aconstant exhibition of drollery. There is a perfect…
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