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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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is
composed
of:
three
parts,
distinct
from
each
other.
1st,
The
Pursuit.
2nd,
The
waltz
called
Redowa.
3rd,
The
waltz
a
Deux
Temps,
executed
to
a
peculiar
measure,
and
which,
by
a
change
of
the
rhythm,
assumes
a
new
character.
The
middle
of
the
floor
must
he
reserved
for
the
dancers
who
execute
the
promenade,
called
the
pursuit,
while
those
who
dance
the
waltz
turn
in
a
circle
about
the
room.
The
position
of
the
gentleman
is
the
same
as
for
the
waltz.
The
gentleman
sets
out
with
the
left
foot,
and
the
lady
with
the
right.
In
the
pursuit
the
position
is
different,
the
gentleman
and
his
partner
face,
and
take
each
other
by
the
hand.
They
advance
or
fall
back
at
pleasure,
and
balance
in
advance
and
backwards.
To
advance,
the
step
of
the
pursuit
is
made
by
a
glissade
forward,
without
springing,
coupé
with
the
hind
foot,
and
jeté
on
it.
You
recommence
with
the
other
foot,
and
so
on
throughout.
The
retiring
step
is
made
by
a
sliding
step
of
the
foot
backwards,
without
spring,
jeté
with
the
front
foot,
and
coupé
with
the
one
behind.
It
is
necessary
to
advance
well
upon
the
sliding
step,
and
to
spring
lightly
in
the
two
others,
sur
place,
balancing
equally
in
the
pas
de
poursuite,
which
is
executed
alternately
by
the
left
in
advance,
and
the
right
backwards.
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