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

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g tails, kicking up a row, causing hubbub and confusion, abusing and insulting eachother to the face, and rob-bing Peter to pay Paul inevery possible way they canthink of. This is all in thedisposition to similate man ;and if they will rob man ofhis distinctive attributes (forthis is humanity… … « tions. 78 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. everything from within and expends it upon the surface in adeceptive appearance, which is worse than nothing at all. How little do they know what is, who frameTheir hasty judgment upon that which seems .* The mere shell-of-an-individual is hollow-hearted. Like…

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