A slow walk. . . consists of those, successive , subtle shifts of the weight, the nuance in the lines, the delicate arcs of the waist, the contours of the legs, causing the body and hips to swing to the right. . . and then to the left, in a soft but deliberate movement the eyes should fall directly, on the curve of the shoulder and the slenderness of the neck as the axis of the shoulders moves in the opposite direction, to that of the hips. The arm rises gently at first hangs suspended in air...