Davis, Andrew Jackson, 1826-1910, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · Boston : William White & Co. ; New York : American News Co. · leaf 36
ical and some had fainted. Their nerves couldbound with elasticity at a single fillip, but succumbedunder repeated blows; while the masculine naturetoughened under resistance to the protracted strain. The difference between the man-temperaments andthe woman-temperaments, is forcibly illustrated in… … A MASCULINE IXTEXTIOX FOE OVERCOMING THE TTOELD. ing, centrifngating. Mans implements and inventionsare designed for assailing, overcoming, crushing,destroying, and reforming. Mans hand grasps instru-ments for subduing the earth. Look at the breaking-
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