Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 43
ng or sentimental (all the more ridiculous for its at-tempting to elicit afeeling in the beholderwhich has no existencein the object), or elsethat there is no truthin physiognomy. Buthowever the cat andthe owl may deceivein other things, theydo not deceive in this— and just that beau-tiful love of… … THE RHINOCEROS. 41 CHAPTER Y. Insensibility is Sensibility in the lowest degree. Knockhim on the head, pinch his tail, beat him about the body, andhe will show no signs of being hurt. But take care that youdo not serve Sensibilit}rin this way, which is theway to reduce it to thecondition of its…
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