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Robert Kemp Philp
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First
Waltz.
The
gentleman
hops
the
left
foot
well
forward,
then
hack;
and
glissades
half
round.
He
then
hops
the
right
foot
forward
and
back,
and
glissades
the
other
half
round.
The
lady
performs
the
same
steps,
beginning
with
the
right
foot.
Second.
The
gentleman,
hopping,
strikes
the
left
heel
three
times
against
the
right
heel,
and
then
jumps
half
round
on
the
left
foot;
he
then
strikes
the
right
heel
three
times
against
the
left,
and
jumps
on
the
right
foot,
completing
the
circle.
The
lady
does
the
same
steps
with
reverse
feet.
Third.
The
gentleman
raises
up
the
left
foot,
steps
it
lightly
on
the
ground
forward,
then
strikes
the
right
heel
smartly
twice,
and
glissades
half
round.
The
same
is
then
done
with
the
other
foot.
The
lady
begins
with
the
right
foot.
151.
Valse
a
Deux
Temps.
This
waltz
contains,
like
the
common
waltz,
three
times,
but
differently
divided.
The
first
time
consists
of
a
gliding
step;
the
second
a
chassez,
including
two
times
in
one.
A
chassez
is
performed
by
bringing
one
leg
near
the
other,
then
moving
it
forward,
backward,
right,
left,
and
round.
The
gentleman
begins
by
sliding
to
the
left
with
his
left
foot,
then
performing
a
chassez
towards
the
left
with
his
right
foot
without
turning
at
all
during
the
first
two
times.
He
then
slides
backwards
with
his
right
leg,
turning
half
round;
after
which
he
puts
his
left
leg
behind,
to
perform
a
chassez
forward,
turning
then
half
round
for
the
second
time.
The
lady
waltzes
in
the
same
manner,
except
that
the
first
time
she
slides
to
the
right
with
the
right
foot,
and
also
performs
the
chassez
on
the
right,
and
continues
the
same
as
the
gentleman,
except
that
she
slides
backwards
with
her
right
foot
when
the
gentleman
slides
with
his
left
foot
to
the
left;
and
when
the
gentleman
slides
with
his
right
foot
backwards,
she
slides
with
the
left
foot
to
the
left.
To
perform
this
waltz
gracefully,
care
must
be
taken
to
avoid
jumping,
but
merely
to
slide,
and
keep
the
knees
slightly
bent.
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