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gravity and decorum. Dress exercises its fascinations even over the ape, for 
one of these animals has been known to take such delight in a new and 
handsome costume, that he repudiated the previous dress, and, in order to 
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THE CHIMPANSEE.—( 7roglodytes niger.) 
guard against the possibility of reverting to the cast-off garment, tore it to 
shreds. 
The head of the Chimpansee is remarkable for the large development of 
the ears, which stand prominently from the sides of the head, and gives a 
curiously peculiar expression to the contour of the head and face. 
THE ORANG-OUTAN. 
The ORANG-OUTAN is a native of Asia, and only to be found upon a small 
portion of that part of the globe. Borneo and Sumatra are the lands most 
