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Excerpt from The Valley of Shenandoah, or Memoirs of the Graysons, Vol. 3 of 3
Each ether's names, and were not in the habit of meeting, except at some public place. Whenever a gentleman was re markable for his awkwardness in dancing, or his uncouth and rustic appearance, the damsels. Would commonly make some Slight excuse for not dancing, which they vlery: readily forgot whenever a more agrees ableswain solicited the same favour. The ladies seemed, as Gildon thought, to grij oy the sport yet more. Than their gal lants; they could hold out longer in, the violent exercise which the quick tunes of their dances occasion; and the moment ailerons was seated, she was ready to.
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