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CHAPTER XIV . of the Head , the Eyes , the Shoulders , and the Body . Upon the subject of the positions and motions of the head , the best instructions are to be derived from Quintilian . “ As the head gives the chief grace to the ...
CHAPTER XIV . of the Head , the Eyes , the Shoulders , and the Body . Upon the subject of the positions and motions of the head , the best instructions are to be derived from Quintilian . “ As the head gives the chief grace to the ...
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“ The head is capable of many appropriate expressions . " For besides those motions , which by a nod signify assent , or “ rejection , or approbation ; there are other motions of the head “ known and common to all , which express ...
“ The head is capable of many appropriate expressions . " For besides those motions , which by a nod signify assent , or “ rejection , or approbation ; there are other motions of the head “ known and common to all , which express ...
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And the body at the same time will be thrown backwards and the head averted , whilst the whole countenance will express aversion or horror , Fig . 99 , and 39. The gesture of the right - phf ad will be accompanied and noted thus : F ...
And the body at the same time will be thrown backwards and the head averted , whilst the whole countenance will express aversion or horror , Fig . 99 , and 39. The gesture of the right - phf ad will be accompanied and noted thus : F ...
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Chironomia or a Treatise on Rhetorical Delivery | 1 |
Of the Voice | 27 |
Of the VoiceGeneral Precepts | 67 |
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