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Robert Kemp Philp
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[PHOSPHORUS
WAS
DISCOVERED
IN
1677.]
148.
Valse
Cellarius.
The
gentleman
takes
the
lady's
left
hand
with
his
right,
moving
one
bar
to
the
left
by
glissade,
and
two
hops
on
his
left
foot,
while
the
lady
does
the
same
to
the
right,
on
her
right
foot;
at
the
second
bar
they
repeat
the
same
with
the
other
foot--this
is
repeated
for
sixteen
bars;
they
then
waltz
sixteen
bars,
glissade
and
two
hops,
taking
care
to
occupy
the
time
of
two
bars
to
get
quite
round.
The
gentleman
now
takes
both
hands
of
the
lady,
and
makes
the
grand
square--moving
three
bars
to
his
left--at
the
fourth
bar
making
two
beats
while
turning
the
angle;
his
right
foot
is
now
moved
forward
to
the
other
angle
three
bars--at
the
fourth,
beat
again
while
turning
the
angle;
the
same
repeated
for
sixteen
bars--the
lady
having
her
right
foot
forward
when
the
gentleman
has
his
left
toot
forward;
the
waltz
is
again
repeated;
after
which
several
other
steps
are
introduced,
but
which
must
needs
be
seen
to
be
understood.
149.
Circular
Waltz.
The
dancers
form
a
circle,
then
promenade
during
the
introduction--all
waltz
sixteen
bars--set,
holding
partner's
right
hand,
and
turn--waltz
thirty-two
bars--rest,
and
turn
partners
slowly--face
partner
and
chassez
to
the
right
and
left--pirouette
lady
twice
with
the
right
hand,
all
waltz
sixteen
bars--set
and
turn--all
form
a
circle,
still
retaining
the
lady
by
the
right
hand,
and
move
round
to
the
left,
sixteen
bars--waltz
for
finale.
150.
Polka
Waltzes.
The
couples
take
hold
of
hands
as
in
the
usual
waltz.
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