J.—Early Dance Tunes, called “Paul's Steeple” and “Paul's Wharf,” with the Figures of the Country Dances adapted to them

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J.—Early Dance Tunes, called “Paul's Steeple” and “Paul's Wharf,” with the Figures of the Country Dances adapted to them

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 December 2009

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Information: Camden New Series , Volume 26: Documents Illustrating the History of S. Paul's Cathedral , March 1881 , pp. 209 - 212

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^{page 209 note a} Press mark, c. 31, b. 9, Brit. Mus. The volume measures about 7 in. × 4.

^{page 209 note b} This tune is also found in Queen Elizabeth's Virginal Book. Chappell, 's Popular Music, 130.Google Scholar

^{page 209 note c} This stands for the Men, ⊙ this for the Women, Wo. Woman, We. Women. stands for a strain playd once, stands for a strain playd twice. S is for a Single, that is two steps, closing both feet. D is for a Double, that is, four steps forward or back, closing both feet.