I. THE CAUCASIAN.

The skin white; the cheeks rosy--almost a peculiarity of this variety; the

hair of a nut-brown, running on the one hand to yellow, on the other into

black, soft, long, and undulating; the head symmetrical, rather globular;

the forehead moderately expanded; the cheek-bones narrow, not prominent;

the alveolar edge round, the front teeth of each jaw placed

perpendicularly. The face oval and pretty straight; its features

moderately distinct; the nose narrow and slightly aquiline, the bridge of

it rather prominent; the mouth small; the lips, especially the lower,

gently turned out; the chin full and round. This variety comprehends all

Europeans, except the Laplander and the rest of the Finnish race; the

Western Asiatics as far as the Obi, the Caspian, and the Ganges; and the

people of the North of Africa.

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