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...commenced by the dancers, every step being enforced by a heavy stamp, and a noise like a paviour's grunt. As the drum waxed faster, so did the dance,...height, and as their feet again touched the ground, with their legs wide astride, the muscles of the thighs were set a-quivering in a singular manner, and the...

...commenced by the dancers, every step being enforced by a heavy stamp, and a noise like a paviour's grunt. As the drum waxed faster, so did the dance,...height, and as their feet again touched the ground, with their legs wide astride, the muscles of the thighs were set a-quivering in a singular manner, and the...

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...was commenced by the dancers, every step being enforced by a heavy stamp and a noise like a paviour's grunt. As the drum waxed faster so did the dance, until at length the movements were as^apid as the human frame could possibly endure. At some passages they all sprung into the air a wonderful...