Note 93 — Chapter IV · The Sabbat
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On n’y dançoit que trois sortes de bransles.... La premiere c’est à la Bohemienne.... La seconde c’est à sauts: ces deux sont en rond. Sir John Davies in his Orchestra or A Poeme on Dauncing, London, 18mo, 1596, describes the seven movements of the Cransles (Crawls) as:
Upward and downeward, forth and back againe, To this side and to that, and turning round.