The well-dressed woman: a study in the practical application to dress of the laws of health, art, and morals (1893)
Ecob, Helen Gilbert · New York, Fowler & Wells co. · leaf 244
ands vanishes and the fan orparasol becomes unnecessary. Character has such an influence on the bearingof the body that the mind is revealed by the gait.The firm, erect bearing of youth expresses ambi-tion and the consciousness of strength. The timidheart has a faltering pace. The listless soul… … A fine example of harmonic poise, from Gesture and Pantomimic Actionby Florence Fowle Adams (E. S. Werner, pub.). If educators understood har-monic poi^e, they could guard their pupils from lateral curvature so commonamong children. GRACE IN MOTION. 199 itself in nervous manners, while a walk of…
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