21. 22. And thou, O, silent mountain, sole and bare, Who made you glorious as the gates of heaven, To the deep, (.) To the deep; Through the veil and the bar Of things that seem and are; Even to the steps of the remotest THRONE, (•) Down! Oh time! Oh life! (.) Oh world! Trembling at that where I had stood before. When will return the glory of your prime ? () There is a silence (:) where hath been no sound; () There is a silence (.) where no sound may be; In the cold grave, under the DEEP, DEEP sea, Or in wide desert, (.) where no life is found; () Which hath been mute, () and still must sleep profound. 24. 23. (<) But in green ruins, in the desolate walls of antique palaces, Where man hath been, Though the dun fox and wild hyena call, And owls that flit continually between SHRIEK to the echo, and the low winds moan; I HIGH on a THRONE of ROYAL state, which FAR Setting aside his high blood's royalty, I do DEFY him and I SPIT at him, Call him-a slanderous coward, and a villain; And meet him, were I tied to run a-foot, I hear them marching o'er the hill, I hear them fainter, fainter still! I hear them marching o'er the hill, I hear them fainter, fainter still! I hear them marching o'er the hill, I hear them They stole, they stole, they stole my child away 27. Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more, O, when the blast of war blows in our ears, Aye, set the teeth and stretch the nostrils wide, Cry, "HEAVEN FOR HARRY, ENGLAND AND ST. GEORGE!" —o—oal, charcoal! Charco-o 28. Charco-o oal, charcoal. 29. (Transitions in Force and Pitch.) 0000 Calisthenic Exercises, by giving grace and strength to the body, increase the power of the voice as well as render gesticulation more easy and naturai. TABLE OF CALISTHENIC EXERCISES. EXERCISE 1.-FREE ARM EXERCISE. Close the hands and allow them to rest easily on the chest, elbows down. Count to eight, and with every odd number throw the arm forcibly in the direction indicated, allowing it to return on the even count. Begin with the right hand, making four movements (eight counts); then use the left hand; then both hands simultaneously, then both hands alternately, letting them both rest on the last count. Place the hands in the same position, use slower time, throwing out the arms gracefully in a curved line, allowing the hands to open easily as they are thrown out, and to close as they return. EXERCISE III.-CLAPPING EXERCISE. Position same as before, similar to Exercise I; throw out the right hand twice, then the left hand twice, both hands together twice, then clap the hands three times. 1. Downward. 2. Laterally. 3. Upward. 4. Front. EXERCISE IV.-WAVE MOVEMENT. Place the tips of the fingers upon the shoulders; throw out the hands 38 in Exercise II. 1. Upward. 2. Laterally. 3. Downward. I. EXERCISE V.-HEAD MOVEMENTS. Count as before, throwing the head forward twice, backward twice, then alternately four times, making sixteen counts in all. Use sixteen counts and throw the head to the right, to the left, and alternate. 2. EXERCISE VI.-BODY MOVEMENTS. I. Bend the body forward twice, backward twice, then alternate. 2. nate. Turn the body to the right twice, to the left twice, then alter EXERCISE VII.-LYRE MOVEMENT. Place the tips of the fingers upon the shoulders, throw the arms outward bringing the hands back with the fingers resting upon the top of the head; then throw the arms upward, bringing the hands back to the shoulders. Repeat this eight times. |