... his proffered i arin they walked away together. 1 will d(ance it frorir beginnuig to end ' she i declared gaily as they enitered the ball.roonn s 'hiat a bore you vwill think rne. I adore dancing but so few nicen waltz graeflhs ' le smiled absently, ...

... evening Ladiy E.erilla gase awiv the t prizes, and after that the band ilayec ant ste all h danced. I tio sot thiiik I ev tr etnjoyed myrelf t 'o much. Mr. Silvesrer danced very well. IHis t step suited inine perfectly. I le knew so fewr i people that lie dvoted ...

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... Randon hastened to her side, and it' NliL . fel a strange 'veory gaits at her heart, she setledic * brightly, and thence after dance they ivere ~ottathci' it Row lovely hireS. Norris boolL; tiie-ligh'., sl~n al beard somesone et~y. 'is sho resin-c in a chaidr ...

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... as finished a performance the first. Regarding this mode of dancing, there are, no doubt, a large number of good clog dancers, among this regiments in Camp, and we should like to see competitive entertainment got amongst them. Perhaps some of oar military ...