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1
Although Adolay did not understand the words, she had no difficulty with the boy's
expressive
pantomime
.
2
He rubbed his stomach in
expressive
pantomime
.
3
She was an admirable conversationalist and spoke with that
expressive
pantomime
which gives probability to the blackest lies.
4
With
expressive
pantomime
,
and a few props, they demonstrated hunting techniques and tactics to youngsters and other clans.
5
La Cibot, on her knees, bursting into tears, held out supplicating hands to them in very
expressive
pantomime
.
6
The Jesuit, far from being disconcerted by this incident, finished his phrase, as it were, by
expressive
pantomime
.
7
While the youth was enacting the disgusting but
expressive
pantomime
,
Ruth watched the countenance of her child in nearly breathless agony.
8
His back was not turned more than half a minute, yet a most
expressive
pantomime
took place in that short interval.
9
However, by a careful raising of the voice in all difficult passages, and a wild,
expressive
pantomime
,
an understanding was arrived at.
10
But he could see- IthankedHeaven for it-andI began a most
expressive
pantomime
,
stuffing my fingers in my mouth and gnawing at them energetically.
11
"It is far more to the point that Joan is there," said Poluski, with
expressive
pantomime
.
12
"Il veut voir la jolimousse," we explained, and the War Babe held out the soap-box, pointing with
expressive
pantomime
to the words on it.
expressive
pantomime
expressive