Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 52
verything abouthim is formed to be thecounterpart of that whichis discovered in the rhi-noceros. That trunk of his, which is the only thing of thekind in existence, is curiously and wonderfully made. It isa maul unparalleled,and has at its end aninstrument for pinch-ing, so that it is suita-ble to… … COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. »«That when a man is past his sense,The method to reduce him thence[g twinging by the ears and nose,Or laying on of heavy blows. He has the feeling that lie is formed to be an executioner.When the sentence lias gone forth, it is never revoked. Thepunishment must come if…
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