Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 620
nce in theone case of the rea-soning powers andthe spiritual senti-ments, and in theirabsence in the other. The animal is simply an animal, andcan be nothing more. Man is all that the animal is, withreason and spirituality superadded. Why, then, should therenot be resemblances between men and… … Fi£. 894.—The Dog-Max. 614 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. secretive, acquisitive, combative, and destructive in a greateror less degree; so if cunning predominate in a man, whyshould he not come to have a cunning, foxy look? or whyshould not courage and a consciousness of power give him alion-like…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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