Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 612
lies before the broad-headed cougar, or is pouncedupon and devoured; the sheep is the victim of the wolf;and the blood of the dove stains the claws of the hawk. Soit is even among men to a large extent. Prominent foreheadsand lofty top-heads, where breadth of base is lacking, arehardly a match for… … Fis:. 876.—Yotjxg Lion. Fig. S77 —Deer. STEEXGTII VS. CUXXIXG. Though all carnivorous animals resemble each other incertain particulars, they differ widely among themselves inothers. The lion and the fox may be cited as furnishingstriking examples of this specific difference. In both there islarge…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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