[To Paris And Prison: Paris by Jacques Casanova de Seingalt]@TWC D-Link bookTo Paris And Prison: Paris CHAPTER VI 34/39
His dance is true harmony, the real dance, of which you have no idea in Italy." At the end of the second act, Dupres appeared again, still with a mask, and danced to a different tune, but in my opinion doing exactly the same as before.
He advanced to the very footlights, and stopped one instant in a graceful attitude.
Patu wanted to force my admiration, and I gave way. Suddenly everyone round me exclaimed,-- "Look! look! he is developing himself!" And in reality he was like an elastic body which, in developing itself, would get larger.
I made Patu very happy by telling him that Dupres was truly very graceful in all his movements.
Immediately after him we had a female dancer, who jumped about like a fury, cutting to right and left, but heavily, yet she was applauded 'con furore'. "This is," said Patu, "the famous Camargo.
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