The OUTWARD SIGNS OF our inward PASSIONS, are ei∣ther

• Admiration: or Sating; Straining the eyes: or the brows.
  • STARING.
  • MOVING THE BROWS.
• Love: or Hate; expansion: or contraction of the Muscles of the Face.
  • SMILING, sm•rking, snearing, simper:
  • LOWRING, powting, scowling, frowning, grinning, look sowre.
• Mirth: or Sorrow.
  • LAUGHING, deride, ridiculous, giggle, chuckle, tihi, flicker.
  • WEEPING, mourn, cry, Tears, wailing, Plaint, bemoan, bewail, la∣ment, blubber, shed tears, whining.
• Desire: or Aversation; scruing the body: or wagging the head.
  • WRIGLING.
  • MOVING THE HEAD, Nodd.
• Hope: or Fear; expressed either by the
  • Body or parts of it; being moved once and quick: or oft and con∣tinuedly: or deprived of motion.
    • STARTING, flinching.
      • TREMBLING, quaking, shaking, shudering, Trepidation, qui∣vering, shiver, quaver, chatter.
      • RIGOR, Horrour, Stifness.
• Breath; emitted short and quick: or emitted slow and long: or sucked up suddenly.
  • HUFFING, snuff, puff.
    • SIGHING, Sobbing.
    • SVCKING up the breath, sniff.
• Confidence and Diffidence: or Boldness and Despair; setting the hands against the sides: or heaving up the shoulders.
  • KEMBOING.
  • SPANISH SHRUG.

Anger: or Revenge; by emission of the breath; either ‖ vocal, but not articulate: or articulate, but not distinctly intelligible.

• GRONING.
• GRUMBLING.

More common to several Passions; by discolouring the countenance ‖ with a greater degree of Redness then doth belong to the natural hue; appertaining either to Joy, Love, Desire, but chiefly to Shame: or else with Whiteness; belonging to those more violent perturbations of Grief, Anger, &c. but chiefly to Fear.

• BLUSHING, flush.
• PALENESS, wan, ghastly, pallid, appale.