I am not sure that this term does not include gorillas, for, by a wise provision of Congress, they can at any time be made men and brethren.

Acromegalics have been also likened to the Neanderthal Man, who had probably, as the gorillas may have, an excess of the pituitary in their systems.

Great travellersnot your GRANTS or SPEKES Who lived with dwarfs, or tamed gorillas, Or scaled imaginary peaks Upon the backs of pink chinchillas, Or in some languorous lagoon Bestrode the awe-inspiring turtle, Or in the Mountains of the Moon Saw rocs athwart the zenith

Simiidae (Gibbons, Orangs, | Chimpanzees, and Gorillas) `- v. Hominidae (Man) When we turn to the science of genetics we meet a similar condition, for the literature reveals only scattered bits of information concerning heredity in the primates.

Gorillas and chimpanzees.

Why not, then, just as good even on the supposition of the descent of men from Chimpanzees and Gorillas, since those animals possess these same contrivances?

Now we have anatomy cited to belittle the difference between a hand and a foot, and geology importuned to show us the missing link, pending which an order has been instituted roomy enough to hold monkeys, gorillas, and men.

Some of them settled at Mehedyia, at the mouth of the Sebou, where Phenician remains have been found, and apparently the exploration was pushed as far south as the coast of Guinea, for the inscription recording it relates that Hannon beheld elephants, hairy men and "savages called gorillas."

" "What is it?" "Oh, a lot of trash about his having traveled all over the world, been captured by pirates and cannibals, fought gorillas and tigers, shot elephants and so forth.

"They have made him as ugly as the king's gorillas," she sobbed.

Don Sturdy among the gorillas; or, Adrift in the great jungle.

Don Sturdy among the gorillas.

The king of the gorillas.

The king of the gorillas.

Conrad Aiken (A); 27Dec59; R249590. AKELEY, CARL. Lions, gorillas and their neighbors.

AKELEY, MARY L. JOBE. Lions, gorillas and their neighbors, by Mary L. Jobe Akeley & Carl Akeley.

Don Sturdy among the gorillas; or, Adrift in the great jungle.

Don Sturdy among the gorillas.

The king of the gorillas.

The king of the gorillas.

Conrad Aiken (A); 27Dec59; R249590. AKELEY, CARL. Lions, gorillas and their neighbors.

AKELEY, MARY L. JOBE. Lions, gorillas and their neighbors, by Mary L. Jobe Akeley & Carl Akeley.

They made a fire by rubbing a little stick against a piece of the wild fig-tree, native fashion, or even simiesque style, for it is affirmed that certain of the gorillas procure a fire by this means.

The Maghrabi stranglers, noiseless and bare-footed, fell in behind; a long ominous line of black human brutes, seeming hardly above the intellectual level of so many gorillas.

It was extinguished in the corruption of its descendants whose faculties grew weaker with each generation and ended in the instincts of gorillas fermented in the brains of grooms and jockeys; or rather, as with the Choiseul-Praslins, Polignacs and Chevreuses, wallowed in the mud of lawsuits which made it equal the other classes in turpitude.