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Robert Kemp Philp
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144.
La
Galopade
is
an
extremely
graceful
and
spirited
dance,
in
a
continual
chassez.
An
unlimited
number
may
join;
it
is
danced
in
couples,
as
waltzing.
145.
The
Galopade
Quadrilles.
1st.
Galopade.
2nd,
Right
and
left,
sides
the
same.
3rd,
Set
and
turn,
hands
all
eight.
4th,
Galopade.
5th,
Ladies'
chain,
sides
the
same.
6th,
Set
and
turn
partners
all
eight.
7th,
Galopade.
8th,
Tirois,
sides
the
same.
9th,
Set
and
turn
partners
all
eight.
10th,
Galopade.
11th,
Top
lady
and
bottom
gentleman
advance
and
retire,
the
other
six
do
the
same.
12th,
Set
and
turn
partners
all
eight.
13th,
Galopade.
14th,
Four
ladies
advance
and
retire,
gentlemen
the
same.
15th,
Double
ladies'
chain.
16th,
Set
and
turn
partners
all
eight.
17th,
Galopade.
18th,
Poussette,
sides
the
same.
19th,
Set
and
turn.
20th,
Galopade
waltz.
146.
The
Mazurka.
This
dance
is
of
Polish
origin--first
introduced
into
England
by
the
Duke
of
Devonshire,
on
his
return
from
Russia.
It
consists
of
twelve
movements;
and
the
first
eight
bars
are
played
(as
in
quadrilles)
before
the
first
movement
commences.
147.
The
Redowa
Waltz
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
