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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 619

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r taming horses and other domestic animals. TheRareys—there are two or three of them—taught the world amost important lesson when they taught it the power ofkindness and self-control in the management of horses,donkeys, zebras, and other animals. There have been famouslion-tamers and horse-breakers… … XXXIV. COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY Thy faco itself Half mated with the royal stamp of manAnd half oercome with beast/—Shakspeai: N addition to hissuperior and dis-till ct i v ely h u ra a nfacilities and senti-ments, man has allthe propensities andinstincts of the ani-mal. The mentalbasis of both…

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