Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 487
eir foreheads low and re-ceding. In person they are neither tall, well-made, nor strong.We gladly dismiss them for the present. THE SIAMESE. The Siamese are pronounced by Pickering to be undoubt-edly Malays. They are represented in this country by the 480 NATIONAL TYPES. celebrated twins, who… … Fis. G13.—The Siamese Twins and their Child ken. ° The Siamese Twins have heen lost from public view for the last fewyears. It was well-known of them that they had married two sisters, andsettled down near Salisbury, in North Carolina, on a well-stocked planta-tion. The brotbers are now, it seems,…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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