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In the meanwhile, in the barn time had been flying along on the wings of enjoyment. Ever since six o'clock, when vespers were well over and the gipsies had struck up the first csárdás, merry feet had been tripping it almost incessantly.
It is amazing what a capacity the young Hungarian peasant--man or woman--has for footing the national dance. With intervals of singing and of gossiping these young folk in the barn had been going on for over three hours.