The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-14

Knows or has seen. Enter the room and
ak the little one to do that over for
/ mite CT uncle, or whoever 1t may lie,
] and Immediately there is change. Self
Consciousness has como in with the
/ locker on, and the child Is constrained
ana shy. The grace of movement. the
+ iright, animated gesture and inimitable
yWession are gone. As the child grows
cider this constraint, this repression, in
ceases, particularly III America, where,
i nom babyhood, she is taught to disguise
h,r real feelings You must not laugh
loud, it isn't refined; you must walk
quietly and sedately and not attract at
trntion.
This is a sample of the lesson of self
repression, inculcated line upon line,
precept upon precept, day after day, I'M
I'll the real nature becomes walled in
within the artificial one. When that
girl gets to he 20 or more, she has
yearning for the stage. She feels that
she can portray some of the characters
which so interest and appeal to her. She
enters dramatic school; but, alas, it
Is too late. The desire to act is there,
and the accurate conception, but the ar
tifcial routine so instilled by precept
""'' piao'ioo mas pecohe iiieN'rleaply
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ana IL chnhot y etadlcatea' one Is III
inc sil"cAIeS Oh sell consciousness
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