"Yes, you will," encouraged Margery. "Just listen. Chassée to the right, chassée to the left, two steps forward, two steps back, twinkle each way—"
"Take away the number you first thought of," I suggested, "and the answer's the Louisiana Glide."
"To finish up," said Margery, "we grasp each other firmly, prance round, two bars...."
"That sounds a bit better," said John.
" ... then waltz four bars," continued Margery, "and that's all. Come on, now."
They came on....
"Good," said Margery as they finished up; "he's doing it splendidly, Cecilia."
John beamed complacently.
"I got through that last bit rather well," he said; "'pon my word, there's more in this dancing than I thought. I quite enjoyed that twinkling business."
"Have another one," I suggested.