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EXPRESSIVENESS OF ANIMAL LANGUAGE. 



Entreaty. 



Envy. 



Error. 



Escape, sense of. 



Esteem. 



Exaltation, sense 

 of. 



Exasperation. 



Excitement, men- 

 tal. 



Execration. 



Exhaustion, bodily 



Exhilaration. 



Exhortation. 



Existence, sense of. 



Expectation or 

 Expectancy. 



Expostulation. 



Exuberance of 

 spirits or of 

 emotion. 



Exultation. 



Falsehood, sense of. 



Eamiliarity. 



Farewell or 

 Goodbye. 



Fatigue, bodily. 



Favour, design to 

 confer. 



Favour, sense of. 



Favouritism. 



Fear. 



Fearlessness. 



Feelings and feel- 

 ing. 



Fidgetiness. 



Fierceness or 

 Ferocity. 



Fiermess of tem- 

 per or spirit. 



Fondness. 



Forebodings. 



Freedom, sense of. 



Fretfulness. 



Friendliness or 

 Friendship. 



Fright. 



Frivolity. 



Fun. 



Fury. 



Gaiety of spirits. 



Gallantry. 



Generosity. 



Gentleness. 



Gladness. 



Glee. 



Gloom, or 



Gloominess, of 

 spirits. 



Glory, sense of. 



Good breeding, 

 feeling. 



Good luck, sense 

 of. 



Good nature, tem- 

 per, or humour. 



Good wishes. 



Gratification. 



Gratitude. 



Gravity or 

 Graveness. 



Greeting. 



Grief. 



Gruffness. 



Guardianship. 



Guilt, sense of. 



Happiness. 



Hate or 



Hatred. 



Haughtiness. 



Heartiness. 



Hesitation. 



Holiday, sense of. 



Hope. 



Hopelessness. 



Horror. 



Hostility. 



Humiliation, sense 

 of. 



Humility. 



Humour. 



Hunger. 



Hypersensitive- 

 ness. 



Ideas. 



Identity. 



Ignorance. 



Ill humour or na- 

 ture. 



Illness, bodily and 

 mental. 



Imagination and 

 Imaginativeness. 



Imitation. 



Impatience. 



Imperiousness. 



Importunity. 



Imposture. 



Impudence. 



Inclination. 



Incoherency. 



Indifference. 



Indignation. 



Indolence. 



