The instant he found I saw him he walked back again and deposited the soap nearly in the same place from whence he had taken it. There was certainly something more than instinct in that action: he evidently betrayed a consciousness of having done wrong both by his first and last actions-and what is reason if that is not an exercise of it?"
The most elaborate account of the natural history of the Orang-Utan extant is that given in the "_Verhandelingen_over_de_Natuurlijke_Geschiedenis_der_Nederlandsche_overzeeche_Bezittingen_(1839-45)_," by Dr. Salomon Muller and Dr.
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