...passages," and solemn tune, wherein, according to Sir John Davies — " that dancer greatest praise hath won, Who with best order can all order shun ;" the...Lavolta, also delineated, by the same knowing hand — " Whore arm in arm two dancers aro entwined, And whirl themselves with strict embracement.s bound,...

...following lines : " Yet there is one the most delightful kind, A lofty jumping, or a leaping round, Where arm in arm two dancers are entwined, And whirl themselves, with strict embracements bound; And still their feet an anapest do sound. An anapest is all their music's song,...

...then a long one. " Yet there is one, the most delightful kind, A lofty jumping or a leaping round, Where arm in arm two dancers are entwined, And whirl themselves, with strict embracements bound; And still their feet an anaepest do sound An anaepest is all their music's song,...

...air. Sir John Davies gives a poet's impression in 'Orchestra' : A lofty jumping or a leaping around Where arm in arm two dancers are entwined And whirl themselves with strict embracements bound And still their feet an anapaest do sound. and an extract from Arbeau's Orchesographie...

...358 THE LAVOLTA Yet is there one, the most delightful kind, A lofty jumping, or a leaping round, When arm in arm two dancers are entwined And whirl themselves, with strict embracements bound, And still their feet an anapoest do sound — An anapaest is all their music's...