The Studio And What to Do in It
The Studio And What to Do in It
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A simple pose, such as sitting on a table (which, for a three-quarter vignette, is a very suitable position), will suit a child better than any elaborate arrangement, so that your attention shall not be unduly distracted from the bringing out of the best expression.
You will, of course, have a whole battery of toys ready when MANAGEMENT OF THE SITTER. 91 required to amuse your little sitters, for toys are the stock-in- trade of childhood, and he who understands their use and mystery best will s...oonest become at one with his subject. I should strongly recommend you to keep them strictly for your own use. If the child sees they belong to you, and can only be got through you, you will become a much more interesting per- ( son to him, and consequently have more power. If you allow the nurse to have the run of the collection, she will show them all at once, or quickly one after the other, and their power for use will be gone. Some toys are more adapted to keep children quiet, or awaken their expression, than others those to which _.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A simple pose, such as sitting on a table (which, for a three-quarter vignette, is a very suitable position), will suit a child better than any elaborate arrangement, so that your attention shall not be unduly distracted from the bringing out of the best expression.
You will, of course, have a whole battery of toys ready when MANAGEMENT OF THE SITTER. 91 required to amuse your little sitters, for toys are the stock-in- trade of childhood, and he who understands their use and mystery best will s...oonest become at one with his subject. I should strongly recommend you to keep them strictly for your own use. If the child sees they belong to you, and can only be got through you, you will become a much more interesting per- ( son to him, and consequently have more power. If you allow the nurse to have the run of the collection, she will show them all at once, or quickly one after the other, and their power for use will be gone. Some toys are more adapted to keep children quiet, or awaken their expression, than others those to which _.
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