One of the most significant and interesting signs of the times is the. amazing revival within recent years of the art of da ing and" th enthusiasm with which people of all ages enter to this most fascinating form of exercise.
Dancing, we must remember, is a natural instinct of our race—and, indeed, of all races.
We can trace its existence in Europe for 6,000 years at least But whilst in days yore it was used chiefly as an expression of the em ins, to-day in addition, the important evils due to the i natural city life an the nervous and strain which present-day conditions of rush and flurry enger der, Rhythm is an part of lif pulsing the whole of nature, sand finding its echo in our oar enjoyment of
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