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| ====== Hit and Miss ====== | ====== Hit and Miss ====== | ||
| - | See "The Playford Ball" | + | See "The Playford Ball" |
| + | Cecil Sharp 1916\\ | ||
| Two couples facing | Two couples facing | ||
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| BB & C As in Part I. | BB & C As in Part I. | ||
| Part III | Part III | ||
| - | AA | + | AA |
| BB & C As in Part 1. | BB & C As in Part 1. | ||
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| + | **HIT AND MISS and DAPHNE**\\ | ||
| + | Although the tune Sharp chose to substitute for this | ||
| + | dance was well known, no explanation has been found for | ||
| + | the name of the dance. \\ | ||
| + | An early seventeenth-century song retells Ovid's myth of | ||
| + | the pursuit of Daphne, who was turned into a laurel tree | ||
| + | to prevent violation by Apollo. | ||
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