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DEHORS. Out of; without. By this word is understood something out of the record, agreement, will, or other thing spoken of; something foreign to the matter in question. |
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For example the standing leg frequently changes within a combination, and several exercises include both en dehors and en dedan turns, challenging the dancer to remain centered even before leaving the barre. The attending priests call for an enema made of "breviary grease"; the monks suggest a purge in the form of confession: "Vous recouvreriez l'appetit, / Apres avoir jette dehors / La poison qu'avez dedans le corps" (You would get your appetite back / After casting out / The poison that you have within you) (lines 498-500). By indicating a different dynamic for each staff, and by writing un peu en dehors above the middle staff, he left little doubt about the intended voicing hierarchy. |
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