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pacis gallis
pacis gallis
       Head.
       Head.
to shake the head fro' on side to an
to shake the head fro[m] on side to an
other, when [moer?] force not of it or
other, when wee force not of it or
cannot tell.
cannot tell.
to bow downe the head for [subiectid?]
to bow downe the head for subiectio[n]
to hould it up for [concearninge?]
to hould it up for conceavinge
to hould it downe for [crossed out: concearninge] rememberinge.
to hould it downe for [crossed out: conceavinge] rememberinge.
to nod for assentinge
to nod for assentinge
to [drcoure?] for reuerence
to uncouer for reuerence
to leane the head on the hande for
to leane the head on the hande for
pensiuenes
pensiuenes
To holde up the shirtie ouer the  
To holde up the shielde ouer the  
head for yealdinge.
head for yealdinge.
to scratch the head [eoth?] on finger
to scratch the head wth on finger
for doubte.
for doubte.


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longe for bewty or terror.
longe for bewty or terror.
     browes
     browes
Sende the in attentive vewinge or
Sende the[m] in attentive vewinge or
displeasure.
displeasure.
thrust back the hat fro' ye forhead
thrust back the hat fro[m] ye forhead
for daringe
for daringe
pull it feorthe for [sulliymnesse?]
pull it foorthe for sulleymnesse
rubbinge for memory.
rubbinge for memory.



Revision as of 04:31, 17 July 2017

             Pantomimus               75

Exerere dextros humeros signi' pacis gallis

     Head.

to shake the head fro[m] on side to an other, when wee force not of it or cannot tell. to bow downe the head for subiectio[n] to hould it up for conceavinge to hould it downe for [crossed out: conceavinge] rememberinge. to nod for assentinge to uncouer for reuerence to leane the head on the hande for pensiuenes To holde up the shielde ouer the head for yealdinge. to scratch the head wth on finger for doubte.

      Face

red, blushinge, or sodeyn anger pale for feare or rooted anger Smile for skorne or delighte Swellinge face anger.

    Hear

strike it up for audacity stand staring for feare longe for bewty or terror.

    browes

Sende the[m] in attentive vewinge or displeasure. thrust back the hat fro[m] ye forhead for daringe pull it foorthe for sulleymnesse rubbinge for memory.

fiery eyes anger

    Legs

Bow the knee reuerence kneele on knee honor both deuotion