308 CONCLUSION. Chap. XII. 



Tinstriped muscles, by which the hairs thinly scattered 

 over man's almost naked body are erected, should have 

 been preserved to the present day; and that they should 

 still contract under the same emotions, namely, terror 

 and rage, which cause the hairs to stand on end in the 

 lower members of the Order to which man belongs. 



