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| Image | Title | Item Description |
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 JSS0483 |
Page 2 of 2 Country Dances ; Page 1 of 2 La Tempete | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. [continued from JSS0482] ...the two couples set and change to each other's places; face to partners, set and change... |
 JSS0484 |
Page 2 of 2, Lad Tempete | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. La Tempete (continued)[from JSS0483] 6. [continued] Advance again, the top couple passing through below the second couple's... |
 JSS0485 |
Common and Simple Figures | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. Common Figure 1. DOwn the back and up again 2. Down the centre and up again 3. Pousette Simple Figure (English) 1. Cross... |
 JSS0486 |
Page 1 of 4, Quadrilles | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A guide to Fashionable Dancing. Quadrilles 'A Quadrille, a Quadrille is a pleasure, Which they who know not, sure know nought: 'Tis a pastime beyond every... |
 JSS0487 |
Page 2 of 4, Quadrilles | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. [continued from JSS0486] [...for they [Quadrilles] approximate] so nearly to the dance termed Cotillion that design... |
 JSS0488 |
Page 3 of 4 Quadrilles, Second Figure | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. [Continued from JSS 0487]. Second Figure. L' Ete. 1. First or top lady and opposite gentleman to the right twice: (This... |
 JSS0489 |
Page 4 of 4, Quadrilles | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. [continued from JSS0488, third figure, point 3:]..at second time the honours of the dance, or in plain terms, *bow and... |
 JSS0490 |
The Lancers | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks complied by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. The compilers have pasted in a printed version of the dance. It is preceded with a short introduction and half way down,... |
 JSS0491 |
Cuirassiers | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were pulished under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. Cuirassiers 1. First and opposite couple half right and left - side couples the same. All promenade to places and turn... |
 JSS0492 |
Caledonians | This excerpt is from a series of notebooks compiled by Skinner and his own dance teacher, William Scott. The notebooks were published under the title, A Guide to Fashionable Dancing. Caledonians. 1. Leading couples hands across and back. Set to partners and turn. Ladies chain. Half promenade: half... |
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