Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 60
erse ridgeof the same, but less prominent, running round fromthe back of one ear to the other. The animal has thepower of moving the scalp freely forward and back,and when enraged is said to contract it strongly overthe brow, thus bringing down the hairy ridge andpointing the hair forward, so as to… … Thf. Gorilla The Man-like Apes 41 the knee — the forearm much the shortest; hands very-large, the thumbs much larger than the fingers. . . . The gait is shuffling; the motion of the body,which is never upright as in man, but bent forward, issomewhat rolhng, or from side to side. The armsbeing…
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