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In the evening I took a short walk on the beach and returned at night to my plank-bed, where I slept soundly all night When I awoke I heard my uncle talking at a greatrale in the next room I immediately dressed and joined him He was conversing in the Danish language with a tall man, of robust build. This fine fellow must have been possessed of great strength. His eyes, set in a large and ingenuo us face, seemed to me very intelligent, they were of a dreamy sea blue Long hair, which would have been called red even in England, fell in long meshes upon his broad shoulders. The movements of this native were lithe and supple; bullie made little use of his amis in speaking, like a man who knew nothing or cared nothing about the language of gestures. His whole appearance bespoke perfect calmness and self-possession, not indolence but tranquility. It was felt at once that he would be beholden lo nobody, that he worked for his own convenience, and that nothing in this world could astonish or disturb his philosophic calmness I caught the shades of this Icelander's character by the way in which he listened to the impassioned flow of words which fell from the Professor He stood with arms crossed, perfectly unmoved by my uncle's incessam gesticulations. A negative was expressed by a slow movement of the head from left to righ, an affirmative by a slight bend, so slight that his long hair scarcely moved. He carried economy of molion even to parsimony. i) what is the synonym of "silencs" from the passage​

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