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Robert Kemp Philp
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Demie
Promenade.--All
eight
half
promenade.
Dos-à-dos.--The
two
opposite
persons
pass
round
each
other.
Demie
Moulinet.--The
ladies
all
advance
to
the
centre,
giving
hands,
and
return
to
places.
La
Grande
Chaine.--All
eight
chassez
quite
round,
giving
alternately
right
and
left
hands
to
partners,
beginning
with
the
right.
Le
Grand
Rond.--All
join
hands
and
advance
and
retire
twice.
Pas
d'Allemande.--The
gentlemen
turn
the
partners
under
their
arms.
Traversez.--The
two
opposite
persons
change
places.
Vis-à-vis.--The
opposite
partner.
[THE
HUMAN
BODY
HAS
240
BONES.]
160.
Scandal--Live
it
down.
Should
envious
tongues
some
malice
frame,
To
soil
and
tarnish
your
good
name,
Live
it
down!
Grow
not
disheartened;
'tis
the
lot
Of
all
men,
whether
good
or
not:
Live
it
down!
*Him
not
in
answer,
but
be
calm;
For
silence
yields
a
rapid
balm:
Live
it
down!
Go
not
among
your
friends
and
say,
Evil
hath
fallen
on
my
way:
Live
it
down!
Far
better
thus
yourself
alone
To
suffer,
than
with
friends
bemoan
The
trouble
that
is
all
your
own:
Live
it
down!
What
though
men
evil
call
your
good!
So
CHRIST
Himself,
misunderstood,
Was
nailed
unto
a
cross
of
wood!
And
now
shall
you
for
lesser
pain,
Your
inmost
soul
for
ever
stain,
By
rendering
evil
back
again?
Live
it
down!
161.
Errors
in
Speaking.
There
are
several
kinds
of
errors
in
speaking.
The
most
objectionable
of
them
are
those
in
which
words
are
employed
that
are
unsuitable
to
convey
the
meaning
intended.
Thus,
a
person
wishing
to
express
his
intention
of
going
to
a
given
place,
says,
"I
propose
going,"
when,
in
fact,
he
purposes
going.
The
following
affords
an
amusing
illustration
of
this
class
of
error:--A
venerable
matron
was
speaking
of
her
son,
who,
she
said,
was
quite
stage-struck.
"In
fact,"
remarked
the
old
lady,
"he
is
going
to
a
premature
performance
this
evening!"
Considering
that
most
amateur
performances
are
premature,
it
cannot
be
said
that
this
word
was
altogether
misapplied;
though,
evidently,
the
maternal
intention
was
to
convey
quite
another
meaning.
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