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Now
Cousin
Benedict
was
,
in
no
sense
,
a
botanist
,
nor
a
mineralogist
,
nor
a
geologist
.
Was
he
,
then
,
a
zoologist
in
the
entire
acceptation
of
the
word
,
a
kind
of
Cuvier
of
the
New
World
,
decomposing
an
animal
by
analysis
,
or
putting
it
together
again
by
synthesis
,
one
of
those
profound
connoisseurs
,
versed
in
the
study
of
the
four
types
to
which
modern
science
refers
all
animal
existence
,
vertebrates
,
mollusks
,
articulates
,
and
radiates
?
Of
these
four
divisions
,
had
the
artless
but
studious
savant
observed
the
different
classes
,
and
sought
the
orders
,
the
families
,
the
tribes
,
the
genera
,
the
species
,
and
the
varieties
which
distinguish
them
?
No
.
Had
Cousin
Benedict
devoted
himself
to
the
study
of
the
vertebrates
,
mammals
,
birds
,
reptiles
,
and
fishes
?
No
.
Was
it
to
the
mollusks
,
from
the
cephalopodes
to
the
bryozoans
,
that
he
had
given
his
preference
,
and
had
malacology
no
more
secrets
for
him
?
Not
at
all
.
Then
it
was
on
the
radiates
,
echinoderms
,
acalephes
,
polypes
,
entozoons
,
sponges
,
and
infusoria
,
that
he
had
for
such
a
long
time
burned
the
midnight
oil
?
It
must
,
indeed
,
be
confessed
that
it
was
not
on
the
radiates
.
Now
,
in
zoology
there
only
remains
to
be
mentioned
the
division
of
the
articulates
,
so
it
must
be
that
it
was
on
this
division
that
Cousin
Benedict
's
only
passion
was
expended
.
