A clue of lilies was I bid to find, Where the green alleys most obscurely wind; Where tall oaks darkliest canopy o'erhead, And moss and violet make the softest bed; […]

The unfortunate petit maitre, driven to the extremity of his condescension, acknowledged it to be a masterly refinement […].

Photographs of a circular walled village in Yung-ting, Fukien, at the present time will be found in plates 131 and 132 in Andrew Boyd, Chinese Architecture and Town Planning, 1500 B.C.-A.D. 1911, Chicago, 1962.

As with spoken languages, body languages are used by everyone to live out their lives, to communicate, and to accomplish things in the world — all of which can be done with more or less success with no awareness of the rule-structures that govern the use of body language or its connection with the culture, far less the metaphysics of self that is involved.