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        bottom place (sk.s.), the third couple moving up into second place on         bottom place (sk.s.), the third couple moving up into second place on 
        the last four beats.        the last four beats.
-5—8 The first man turns his partner.</code>+   5—8 The first man turns his partner.</code>
  
 Note.—The dance may be made a longways for as many as will, if, in B2, bars 1—4,  Note.—The dance may be made a longways for as many as will, if, in B2, bars 1—4, 
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 Both the Apted book and The Playford Ball has entirely different B1&2 (involving leads, casts and 2hs) and the movie P&P has a different B2 involving setting and crossing. Both the Apted book and The Playford Ball has entirely different B1&2 (involving leads, casts and 2hs) and the movie P&P has a different B2 involving setting and crossing.
  
 +**THE TOUCHSTONE**\\
 +Charles Dibdin's popular operatical pantomime The Touchstone; or,
 +Harlequin Traveller played nearly every night when it first opened at
 +Covent Garden in January of 1779. 
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