Editorial note — Chapter IV · PHILOSOPHICAL REASONS FOR BELIEVING IN SYMBOLISM
J. M. (John Mason) Neale translation
[Footnote 18: The necessity which the body seems to feel for this symbolism may be seen in the constantly occurring fact, that in making signs, whether of inquiry or adieu, to a person at a distance, we naturally speak the words, though inaudible to him, which the gestures we use express.]