Emotionally Gallic
Animals also show emotion on their faces. The inhibitory person need not snarl like a tiger, nor grin like a Cheshire cat that has read Dale Carnegie. However, he should furrow his brow when he is vexed, and wear a long face. Be emotionally Gallic, is my counsel. I have named this second practice facial talk. (by Salter)
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What does "emotionally Gallic" mean literally and metaphorally? Thanks!
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iclearwater emotionally Gallic Show your emotions in your facial expressions, as the French do. ) All you had to do was look up "Gallic" in a dictionary. Gallic: French, or considered typical of France or French people.
- iclearwater emotionally Gallic Show your emotions in your facial expressions, as the French do.
- ) All you had to do was look up "Gallic" in a dictionary.
- Gallic: French, or considered typical of France or French people.
- CJ
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iclearwateremotionally Gallic
Show your emotions in your facial expressions, as the French do.
(An old name for France is "Gaul".)
All you had to do was look up "Gallic" in a dictionary.
Gallic: French, or considered typical of France or French people.
CJ
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