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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 626

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ts representatives among the lair sex.Many a Miss Puss watches silly for the unsuspecting mascu-line mouse. She rubs her head coquettishly against you andpurrs very lovingly. Look out for the claws at the ends ofher soft fingers. Perhaps t>he has offended you, and comes to make up. There, dont… … 620 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. being again forgiven. Pret-ty, graceful, fond, sly, cruelcreatures are these cat-wo-men. Commend us ratherto the spaniel, or even thepoodle type. But there arc masculinecats too. A late writer—a lady we venture to say—thus describes one, and,strange to say, he has arat…

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