Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 384
st of England)a much better chance of getting married than a fair-hairedwoman—the proportion of fair-haired women who fail to findhusbands being to that of dark-haired women who similarlyfail as three to two—but also that, among dark-haired womenthemselves, the chances of marriage are in proportion… … ^Wc XXIV. ETHNOLOGY, OR TYPES OP MANKIND. O the difference of man and man.—Shakspeake. ^WIDELY as\IJI the indi-viduals of a racemay differin charac-ter, andc o n s e-quentlyin faceand fig-ure, thereare still clearly definedpoints of resemblance—characteristics commonto them all, and distinc-tive of…
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