The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-23

lae As1ra- co-r->oa 1dsnt g TIE
Lll1-l lard writes - that
islr8a. 4 Dee Il
Tie H.al- dance. except 20 the dif-
--Te1ce q c.staues s1d iu The fact
-11- the crle-s did uor. 10 a1e
----r ul ,-e word. taoes. -s--rtle
s-r4l-y aL- s called g rustic o.
Nsy-plls dance il Eur pea1 b1Ie-s.
>.z-=el da1-srs 3 ivzEced - re cea-
Ter u tie platform. where 8 uumbe-
% c3l5--- p-s hung from q ps.1t 10
ILe r5l- These d41crTs as-e The
p.-ke1 daEce-s 20 Tar5ore. ce.s s-at-
e s171zgh iacia f.r H. Nz1-c5 -i-l--
AZ as-~ sod lslk51g. some p-e-lv.
z-llo-sl G--1 spilled by immense
alse ornaments " precio1s s-o1es-
TIER c-ss@s l--1 . the E-u-e. %
lLe waist. AID over TIE hip-, zBi me
r15c -- -sirt Eas ,9gped % il iro1.
ald u---ll Iley wore Col red I-oz-
s--s 81 -Ec f-e- Tce drzSss- zud
-zi--s Es-e ---1-11 win levels a1t
-le sEg-s sll-r--- W-1 -1le1di- lace
T-e-e zas Do iz-z--lcli q SCI d. h.us
g-el- each girl wore i=E-i- 75c1
Ellll excite L1e admIrar &C - 81
E1-.is1 ban rocm. The dzLel-s en-
s--s1 cl f-e girls Standing u 8 clr-
c-e. swsEl1E rEs.r bodies - G1i f-c.
zeuerzes -lgl-i tte GENRE some-
riEss toward ezc1 Ctde-. and then
doing q e1lll l1 e1d ou- Toeu f-s=1
Ss1s l1-5 s1l aall1eE ry11i. l1ri.
che rsFez He51 21111 into . p.aI--
4 reTe-se -i rEe E5Teuects u1Ill tie
reEes are a-451 C-1J1e. Atre-war,i
c-s E.Tls -ss= each otaer. twa and
tR5. z13 SIR baldIog tie ropes. per-
--rl C. msFeGe1E Ike Gbe E1gIs1
zal-E- AZ tl.S Is 1lse % JEe sy41d
u nr--c- a11 sic ngTene1ts a1d
--eps s-= s-Ei--ly il tine and ryth-
z..c1l. t11 it j. u0s dancing. t5r -he
tze- ere pe-.ee.iF Ez- tbe movement
X q = ---. -1= llEer lines appear -
Isz- lJ share u I1e affair. TIE arms.
shoulders. breast aud alps move a1d
s--ve-. -1s lz1- flashes frou lte 5=F-
els. a14 t1ere is certainly E-4ss 30
TIE sEzyllzS ard te1GIHss Ihs
d41ce wzs pe-t-rued % 3 version. or
r4-Eer g--ver-i11. gf ~B81nis Dun
dee. upon Eve o. six naive lastru-
1sucs G1y-1a ueLt advanced f1c
-e- F-s Sc = accompanied by
siL players IEey siug g. Esl IS
play a-1 si1- EItE great earaestness-
TLeF appel- % relate . narrative =
he- and -ll= narrative urges her 20
various -e>-l-e=- S11e-iues i- IS
ioT ana qClsI- s11 then -he stands g.
most immoTa6ls. oaite iunsTa5le, IL
deed, save fJr = s.ight gaiTering q
-le fingers u Es- 0l,sgrstcbed arms.
and -8.-cLi1g q lie sh01Ide-s-
Sometimes c1ey Use loud and bolster
Gus TIE singers SIR her . rage
they nod tAeir heads, Ihey excite her
70 action Then s1e mOves wi-h zap
ID. sg.ta.sd Steps, she bounds. her
arms wave over her head; she Is pas
sioczts . her anger, furious II her
Gis1ain - The sights that have been
passed upCl her Thea again TIE
mlsic cies aWay, and TIE anger soft
e1s down; Eer geslUres express grief
and she apparently supPiiea.ss fOr the
rstGrn C. her lover This Confined
sad vas repeated with variations for
. long tine ua;il the ps.isaes C he
English parton Ct tie audience Vas
i2lriy worn or Natives vii sit f5-
many hours absorbed u delight 3.
I5esa dances, &c: , ii.sle CT L goes
long way With TIE English, especial
y zt.er y 0'clcck - night In vain
did .Ee native manager Of tbs suie-e
taiane5t g Gp % Ire singers a1d re-
luss- them . sop; L needed 70 less
than f5CE requests before they wslld
break II thsir singing