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Robert Kemp Philp
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In
different
companies
the
Quadrille
varies
slightly.
For
instance,
in
the
last
figure,
sometimes
called
Flirtation,
the
four
couples
set
in
a
circle,
the
gentlemen
turn
their
partners,
the
ladies
advance
to
the
centre
and
retire,
the
gentlemen
advance
and
retire;
the
gentlemen
turn
the
ladies
to
the
left
and
promenade:
the
whole
figure
being
repeated
four
times.
[Footnote
1:
This
or
the
Trenise
must
be
omitted.]
140.--Lancers.
i.
LaRose.--First
gentleman
and
opposite
lady
advance
and
set--turn
with
both
hands,
retiring
to
places--return,
leading
outside--set
and
turn
at
corners.
ii.
La
Lodoiska.--First
couple
advance
twice,
leaving
the
lady
in
the
centre--set
in
the
centre--turn
to
places--all
advance
in
two
lines--all
turn
partners.
iii.
La
Dorset.--First
lady
advance
and
stop,
then
the
opposite
gentleman--both
retire,
turning
round--ladies'
hands
across
half
round,
and
turn
the
opposite
gentlemen
with
left
hands--repeat
back
to
places,
and
turn
partners
with
left
hands.
iv.
L'Étoile.--First
couple
set
to
couple
at
right--set
to
couple
at
left--change
places
with
partners,
and
set,
and
pirouette
to
places--right
and
left
with
opposite
couple,
v.
Les
Lanciers.--The
grand
chain.
The
first
couple
advance
and
turn
facing
the
top;
then
the
couple
at
right
advance
behind
the
top
couple;
then
the
couple
at
left
and
the
opposite
couple
do
the
same,
forming
two
lines.
All
change
places
with
partners
and
back
again.
The
ladies
turn
in
a
line
on
the
right,
the
gentlemen
in
a
line
on
the
left.
Each
couple
meet
up
the
centre.
Set
in
two
lines,
the
ladies
in
one
line,
the
gentlemen
in
the
other.
Turn
partners
to
places.
Finish
with
the
grand
chain.
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