Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 62
OURAN-OUTANG. No. 39. Com.rwaly called the Wild Man of the Woooe, 53 … No. 39£. Precocious Boy, with very large Form and Construc- tiveness. The line drawn through the eyes is to show the proportion ofbrain to the face, which line ou^ht in all well balanced human heads,when so drawn, to show as much brain above it as face below it. Se«the Idiot. 5* 54 23.—FORM.Very…
Phrenology
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