COCHIN AND GOUDY!These two typefaces are both serif fonts. They are both similar in weight and modulation. The x-height in cochin is smaller than the x-height in Goudy. Also, the serifs differ slightly in these two typefaces. Cochin has a more pointy serif, and Goudy has a more squared serif. The upper serifs in the letters such as d, l, and h also make these two typefaces distinguishable. Cochin's are more horizontal, and have a slight dip in them. Goudy's are angled and point down to the bottom left. Other letters, such as y and j make these two distinct.
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