THE BOW-LEGGED MAN.

Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 50, 27 June 1905, Page 2

THE BOW -LEGGED MAN.

Do not revile the bow-tesrsred man, for he plays an important part in* this world of ours. It is estimated that 10 per cent of mankind ' are bow-legged.- so, numerically, this class is entitled- to groat respect. Bow-legs invariably accompany a robust physique ; we find them one of the conspicuous features of athletes. Comedians are almost always bow* legged. N Of the bow-lejrged geniuses to whom t-umanity points-with pride the most illustrious examples ai c Cse^ar, Horace, Napoleon, Wellington, Schopenhauer^ Washington Irving and Cavour.