The Smile: If You Can Do Nothing Else, You Can Smile,School of Expression, 1915 - 150 oldal |
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5. oldal
... body . The ordinary person has about as clear an im- pression of what pantomimic expression means as the little girl who was asked to define the word " chivalry " and said it was what she felt when she was cold . To me action is man's ...
... body . The ordinary person has about as clear an im- pression of what pantomimic expression means as the little girl who was asked to define the word " chivalry " and said it was what she felt when she was cold . To me action is man's ...
12. oldal
... body , -the tools he must use in pleading every case . The queen of society gives great care to every detail of dress and to her complexion , but rarely gives a thought to her voice , and often leaves it blotched worse than ink could ...
... body , -the tools he must use in pleading every case . The queen of society gives great care to every detail of dress and to her complexion , but rarely gives a thought to her voice , and often leaves it blotched worse than ink could ...
13. oldal
... body which express them ? Why neglect those lan- guages that speak louder and more continuously , and that make a stronger and deeper impression than your dress , your hair , or your skin ? Why not study the qualities of the voice and ...
... body which express them ? Why neglect those lan- guages that speak louder and more continuously , and that make a stronger and deeper impression than your dress , your hair , or your skin ? Why not study the qualities of the voice and ...
14. oldal
... body - their nature , their cause and importance in the development of his character . And what is the best example ? From whatever point of view we study it , the smile seems to be the simplest and best specimen for our observation ...
... body - their nature , their cause and importance in the development of his character . And what is the best example ? From whatever point of view we study it , the smile seems to be the simplest and best specimen for our observation ...
19. oldal
... body may mean courage ; the shrinking of the chest may mean surrender . " The Kingdom of God cometh not with observa- tion . " No great art work , no great truth , no great deed comes with show . The real significant things are all ...
... body may mean courage ; the shrinking of the chest may mean surrender . " The Kingdom of God cometh not with observa- tion . " No great art work , no great truth , no great deed comes with show . The real significant things are all ...
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action Alexander Melville Bell artificial artistic attitude awaken bearing beautiful become body bring burlesque cause character Charlotte Cushman co-ordination comedy constrictions Copley Square countenance courage Cymbeline deeper deepest deliberative Demosthenes dignity dramatic Dramatic Monologue Edward Everett Hale elements endeavor expres face fact faith farce feeling fellow-men Franz Hals frown fundamental gesture give grammar greatest heart higher Hot lemonade ideals imitation important language laugh laughter Litt.D little child look Lyman Abbott man's manifestation means mechanical ment method modes of expression Morning League natural sign nature never once Pantomime Phillips Brooks point of view postpaid pression principle realize reveals S. S. Curry School of Expression scowl seems simple sion soul speaking spirit spontaneous student symbol sympathetic sympathy teach teachers things thought tion tone tragedy true expression true smile truth understand unity universal vocal expression whine whole words
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15. oldal - I pluck you out of the crannies;— Hold you here, root and all, in my hand, Little flower;—but if I could understand What you are, root and all, and all in all, I should know what God and man is.
9. oldal - Turn, Fortune, turn thy wheel with smile or frown; With that wild wheel we go not up or down; Our hoard is little, but our hearts are great. " Smile and we smile, the lords of many lands Frown and we smile, the lords of our own hands; For man is man and master of his fate.
59. oldal - Nor wrong the thought, missing the mediate word. So may you paint your picture, twice show truth, Beyond mere imagery on the wall,— So, note by note, bring music from your mind, Deeper than ever the Adante dived,— So write a book shall mean, beyond the facts, Suffice the eye, and save the soul besides.
114. oldal - the harder and slower its development. Two boys were once of a class in the Edinburgh grammar school. John ever trim, precise, and dux; Walter ever slovenly, confused and dolt. In due time, John became Baillie John of Hunter-Square, and Walter became Sir Walter Scott of the Universe. The quickest and completest of all vegetables is the cabbage.
61. oldal - Nature tells every secret once? Yes, but in man she tells it all the time, by form, attitude, gesture, mien, face and parts of the face, and by the whole action of the machine.
114. oldal - And thy duration," answered the oak, " is some third part of a man's life and I am appointed to flourish for a thousand years. Thou art felled and sawed into paling, where thou rottest and art burned
99. oldal - The muscles, not spontaneously moved but moved by a low usurping wilfulness, grow tight about the outline of the face, with the most disagreeable sensation.
143. oldal - I hear you, little bird, Shouting a-swing above the broken wall. Shout louder yet, no song can tell it all. Sing to my soul in the deep, still wood: 'Tis wonderful beyond the wildest word: I'd tell it too if I could.
145. oldal - Smile, once in a while, 'Twill make your heart seem lighter, Smile, once in a while, 'Twill make your pathway brighter. "Life's a mirror, if we smile, Smiles come back to greet us; If we're frowning all the while Frowns forever meet us.
59. oldal - dived,— So write a book shall mean, beyond the facts, Suffice the eye, and save the soul besides.