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46 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.
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We While Found Travellin Ourselve G In S...
father was in each case an English horse and the mare had never seen the quagga afterwards . Again , a well- which hred pointer
became the mother of three pups , the father of was a turnspit dog , and a is very the excep distinction tionable of his , with kind the The little stiff
were curled drowned tail , which but the first love was never forgo . tten , pups for whenever again , that dog had pups , wha fath tever t might tt the
never sp tail lendid curlin failed appearance over to come their and to the quali backs wor ty l of d . the th the er ine , vitable he li t urns ones pit
g young wha The t is qualities known as expected thorouh from breedin gentle birth , the hig lower h pedi gree imals , or
; form as shee and p , cows a decisive , & c , are - g eminence chiefly ph in g ysical among those beau peculiarities ty , perfection which of , pre
turn the public , fth have t agreed o those to which consider have desirable become . the But friends when we
been companions rom described of em man , we , find as dogs more or delicate horses , in senses addition , a more to what hig has hly
¦ from frorn from organized fam be non ing iliarity - nervous exposure long w accus ith system to human tomed ignob , and society le t a quick contests gen : t er and ap , t . prehension that in t t elli which gence t , generosity . becomes Docility arising
namel of second crea y ting na , a ture hab , even , it from of in l eading animal hat Bacon s o , r command t sense erms horse a f ill , hon wh bears t i o ur h w to f prosperity i be ch the canno effec t t ,
brook disgrace , so that the race-passed or at be the con pos quered t , and . when But utterl above y all bea is ten to be l remarked stagger on that to peculiar con luc q k
and high w courage hich is , indispensable commonl and chi y ld known and required as virtue " gameness from of thi all " alike or " — p horse , " ,
dog , man , woman , . By s , many an overh worked arness thorou to the gh last -bred full , de of gra mettle ded to and a London putting cab forth , has his died best in
strength mu the tiny scanty , ; ; and while food throug a and coarser h insufficient the -bred drear horse y clothing disco saves mforts which his of life in trench by creased a - timel work the y ,
horrors of a Crimean , winterour dandy officers , bore themselves more From gail stainless y , and com lin p eag lained e and , rath perfection er less than in breeding the private , when soldier they . hiher endowments
. p are actions are hysical the looked inheritance must qualities for be . noble , of The but men but the requirements and the moral women impulses sentiments , still embrace the g courage ; not not alone onl must y the the be
and more defiant smiling and than insouciant that of than innocence that of mart however ; yrs ; unspotted more scornful —of
not rectitude onldeath however , and conscious the fear of ; th death at courag but mortification e which vanquishes mental
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46 Hereditary Transmission Of Qualities.
46 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), March 1, 1864, page 46, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01031864/page/46/
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