10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANTOMIMICALLY»
Discover the use of
pantomimically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pantomimically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Footsteps of our Lord and his apostles in Syria, Greece and ...
While thus dragged ignominiously along, unarmed, and unable to speak an
intelligible word, I held out my hands pantomimically to the people about,
imploring them to rescue me, but they only shook their heads and turned aside. I
have often ...
William Henry Bartlett, 1851
2
Zu_i: Selected Writings of Frank Hamilton Cushing
... until at last an old, bush-headed hag approached me, and scowling into my
face made a grab at my book and pantomimically tore it to pieces. I was
chagrined, but paid no attention to her,. 60 BECOMING AN INDIAN Zuni Spinning
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Frank H. Cushing, Jesse Green, 1981
The re-birth of the Neophyte was represented pantomimically, for he says that the
hierophant vociferates: "by night in Eleusis beneath a huge fire . . . .'August Brimo'
hath brought forth a consecrated son Brimus," words which no doubt typified ...
... and he insisted on these “pursuits” despite Zuni disapproval: “An old, bush-
headed hag approached me, and scowling into my face made a grab at my book
and pantomimically tore it to pieces. ... The sketching and 1 - " rff □ OUTSIDE
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Domestic Individualism: Imagining Self in Nineteenth-Century ...
... humanity — incest and parricide" (351). These portraits "exactly faced each
other; so that in secret they seemed pantomimically talking over and across the
living spectators below" (351). This association links 162 Melville's Misanthropy.
6
Ancient Egypt - The Light of the World: A Work of ...
... sisters to perform their commemorative ceremonies or mysteries in the likeness
of the Totemic animal. In the Australian Rites of Initiation the teachings and moral
lessons are conveyed in object-lessons pantomimically displayed. The various ...
7
Encyclopædia Americana: a popular dictionary of arts, ...
Moreover, single situations, particularly comic scenes, were sometimes
pantomimically performed among them (e. g. at banquets), but the true
pantomime they had not. The word pantomime was invented in Italy ; it meant,
originally, an artist ...
Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, 1835
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Outlines of a Philosophy of the History of Man:/ Johann ...
Or does it depend solely on it's organs ? Certainly not : for though it comprehends
the meaning of a man's speech, and is for ever gesticulating, yet no ape has
acquired the faculty of conversing pantomimically with it's master, and
discoursing ...
Johann Gottfried Herder, 1803
She put back her head and laughed pantomimically. 'Business!' she said loudly,
so that the other patients steered round to look. 'Business, my farting arse. Did
you hear that, everyone? My daughter here thinks she's seeing the doctor on.
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The Gentleman's Magazine (London, England)
A fortunate circumstance, however, pantomimically converts the gloomy scene of
moping, sighing, weeping willows, sonneteering, visiting urns, and hanging
garlands on them, and other Werterisms, into balls, bridemaids, dinners, fidlers, ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PANTOMIMICALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pantomimically is used in the context of the following news items.
Cult classic! The demon barber of Fleet street: Sweeny Todd
... by Philip Quast), is a very dark, scary tale and Mrs Lovett's character is humour enough without her prancing around pantomimically. «Jewish News, Apr 15»
Ashton Mixed Bill, Royal Ballet
... a bit like the male soloists at the beginning of Ashton's Scènes de Ballet: turning their heads sharply, almost pantomimically, from side to side. «The Arts Desk, Oct 14»
EIFF 2014: Castles In The Sky review
... place, but by stopping there the film almost backs up the (pantomimically bad) opposition by ignoring the man and focussing on the invention. «Den Of Geek, Jun 14»
Moonfleet, Sky1
Phil Daniels (pictured right) lurches pantomimically as the aptly-named Ratsey, while Ben Chaplin (below) looks all too comfortable as the ... «The Arts Desk, Dec 13»
BBFC Rejects 'Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence'
A quick read of the BBFC report and it clearly sounds like a nasty piece of work, miles away from Dieter Laser's pantomimically entertaining Dr. «Brutal As Hell, Jun 11»
