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Kyley stormed at Jim, highly vociferous and wildly pantomimic, but good-natured and sympathetic at bottom, for there was a vagabondish harmony between the two women that made them fast friends, and caused Mary Kyley to feel a share in Aurora's happiness.
One day Maggie nodded and smiled, then Ethel, feeling very much frightened, for she had been cautioned against playing with or noticing the children in the alley, nodded and smiled back. Now neither of the children felt happy unless they had held a pantomimic conversation from window to window at some time during the day. It was Christmas morning.
It struck her that Cornelia's anxiety as to her own condition had died a remarkably sudden death with the disappearance of Mrs Greville from the room. A pantomimic display was not the best way to ensure quiet and repose, nor was there much sympathy to be read in the expression of the twinkling golden eyes. Elma found herself blushing before their gaze, and guiltily drooping her lashes.
Lovers of the ballet of action will perceive that the scenario of Striggio's musical comedy could also serve perfectly for that of a suite of pantomimic dances. Nor can the reader fail to discern in this story some of the germs of the opera buffa.
Corny Kelleher on the sideseat sways his head to and fro in sign of mirth at Bloom's plight. The jarvey joins in the mute pantomimic merriment nodding from the farther seat. Bloom shakes his head in mute mirthful reply. With thumb and palm Corny Kelleher reassures that the two bobbies will allow the sleep to continue for what else is to be done.
Bell could see them from the upper window: the young men standing in the attitudes of listeners, while Daniel laid down the law on some point, enforcing his words by pantomimic actions with his thick stick; and Sylvia, half turning away as if from some too admiring gaze, was possibly picking flowers out of the hedge-bank.
Yet he who had acquired such dexterity in other exercises, never learnt to swim. LV. Those for whom he once conceived a regard, he favoured even to madness. He used to kiss Mnester, the pantomimic actor, publicly in the theatre; and if any person made the least noise while he was dancing, he would order him to be dragged from his seat, and scourged him with his own hand.
Pantomimic Families Giuseppe Grimaldi James Byrne, the Harlequin and Inventor of the modern Harlequin's dress Joseph Grimaldi, Junior The Bologna Family Tom Ellar The Ridgways The Bradburys The Montgomerys -The Paynes The Marshalls Charles and Richard Stilt Richard Flexmore Tom Gray The Paulos Dubois Arthur and Charles Leclerq "Jimmy" Barnes Famous Pantaloons Miss Farren Mrs.
The baronet replied by putting his tongue in his cheek, and giving a pantomimic wave of his fist in the direction of the learned counsel. "Now, Sir William Tomkins, Baronet, how old are you, my lad?" "Find out," said Sir William hotly. "That's what I mean to do. Answer me, sir, or I'll get the beak to run you in for contempt of court." "Come and do it," said the witness, red in the face.
She had time to note that he was young and good-looking, graver perhaps than became his sudden pantomimic appearance, but before she could observe him closely, he had turned, closed the hatch with a certain familiar dexterity, and walked slowly towards the bows.
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