New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
TBBORTES ABOrP THE FEET.
From The Pail Mall Gazette.

vn IN , rnT Gr ban in that Of the hand ~cnanY toct
H. @ l. nonSiGeraiI Stronger in The auic efd more
uowertI IN tho formation Ol me toes c'p''HiN VI
uie ban o. ths eTe'I. u " ' 1 nnri"ncn pcrhaIs
strong, firm. F1de 10 hAiN ,f o. ~ eN =, nfr 1.
10 SENSATION OF surprise al iniinS hcr strong
when a man trips along upon II dcNcatc '''u' 100,
neonie inttincfiv'ly believe him 10 bc lacking ~
power. and often pat iAni down rs eHcmii"'". -,
instead OF the cramping Imprisonment or bool" avg
sboes fhe foot from infancy allowed free ana
nuturi development, II may be qucsl"i''i "ir'n n
Of performing 0ih"r luhcl're I" t,t ~" '" a.. rtstn
ton and Sustaining the weight OF m" Dody.
at ias II Is that some un'chy ncrInJ 'oll oo men,
arms have managed To use hlhe, ION, iI H. IN
main. brush and even "A violin bow. DAal VIZ" IiE
and al the same tBle stronger tA"h we ilt !it'',
attributed the frequent e&erlI9n 0i tIi, SUE
70 the constitution. ana ne ioIt rNI'iiti' a.,
asserted to be- more hablc 10 d9ease ihan Jhe rs.,.
the more difficult moyirnc gSt ~ 9ood arS il l. g.n
orally considered that uul@s double p'acllcr be &c
corded 70 tc left Veg On HnsTar' pr iSp<r mii'r
performance. Most people tread more hrnN =, "l ;n
The right than Win the left foot hcr" sermS to -, Gc
right foot: from ths TIE hor-eran sprlns', With hi-
| lcft in the -rrup: ana unless left hand d. no boy III
| his day hop. naturally upon the lcit foot -
10 he attentive eye. none of the ordinary gestures
or movements hetra's pccuiariilS OF 'dVlGI u,
actcr more plainly than ire gt--,he o,.,D t, 49,,
J he soldiers sin the corintyman's Pnng gan NJ.
Immediately recognized slow steps "he'hT 'onE :"
short suggest "A gcnilc or reflective state ~ nlhd: n
| fhr casr may d.: while On tire contrary. qucs step
seem 10 spc2k Of agitation ard energy: k'n"liuI
| & revcaod IN frequent pauscs. ana "alnnE I" HI"
fro backward and forward the direction Of me ''ri
1 wavcrine and following every changing hubuhF -"
| Tho mind inevitably berays uncertainty. hc'fatloi
and inGeclson TIE proud step sfiow ana ioc'i io
the toes consplcuously turned out ne 'Gg so1 j.
| simlghcned. In vanity ihe 1oes are rather NOR
gracefully turned the Strides ltlc shorter ara tpT,
| + very Often ~ Alteration y m1lcsiy ip.o'
| symbozcs surprsc. curiosity, discretion, or nST'fH
| Obstinate pcclc who In an argument rtiy HioiF, :"
misruariiv than on intellectual power r'.'i me 1f
DAT and firm The ground. walk heavily ana sinw.E
and stand with the legs firmly planted ana far apart
! Turned I'm toes are oficn fohnh WIN p',",lm,"
obsont minded pr'SOr, The toes pointed ana dritPN
~, The ground VIII Sow measured step give pompo,
appearance. Pcrpexiy occa,on, Irregular steps ard
| aRrirpt movements The prudent walk Is m,a,uT' q
| and regular entirely free from hurry agtatioh or
presentation. The miscr's walk Is rclTt~cn'ti ~
stoonnr n0seles, with lOrt. nervous. anxious slrT
7" ioy Tie walk is Hvdy for ieitneS grace; s''pM,
ness characterize happy nlnf. aihS'gh me Nm h
hos. g. often modified In harmony With The cause 81 ne
iSy the JOY Of psntlfcd amlitl,n. for exanple De
traviug itself by a different OUTWARD selniaIice II
mo foy OF happy love Disappointment walh. bavy
and with irregular step. Where revcnecpB pur Is
be- hidden under fcgned smile the sSp VIA oe i'i'
INV and nOiselcSs