This kind of head-dress looks anything but becoming in the men.

The Mahomedans and Jews have more marked features; the latter resemble the Arabs, and, like them, have noble physiognomies.

The Mahomedans and Jews, too, are easily recognised by their shaven heads, long beards, and small white caps or turbans.

Many of the Indians, likewise, wear turbans; but the most have only a simple piece of cloth tied round their head, which is also the case with the natives of Malacca and Malabar.

The Hottentots allow their coal-black hair to fall in rude disorder over their foreheads and half-way down their necks.