| [No. 67] | Thursday, May 17, 1711 | Budgell[1] |
Saltare elegantius quam necesse est probæ.
Sal.
, in one of his
Dialogues
, introduces a Philosopher chiding his Friend for his being a Lover of Dancing, and a Frequenter of Balls
. The other undertakes the Defence of his Favourite Diversion, which, he says, was at first invented by the Goddess
