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Pied gauche approché is described by Thoinot Arbeau in Orchesography as a pied gauche largi, but with the feet so close together that it is almost a pied gauche joint. Its position as the second step in the double right indicates that doubles were not "grapevined".

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	'''Pied gauche approch�''' is described by [[Thoinot Arbeau]] in ''[[Orchesography]]'' as a [[pied ~~gauchet~~ largi]], but with the feet so close together that it is almost a [[pied gauche joint]]. Its position as the second step in the [[double right (branle)\|double right]] indicates that doubles were not "grapevined".		'''Pied gauche approché''' is described by [[Thoinot Arbeau]] in ''[[Orchesography]]'' as a [[pied gauche largi]], but with the feet so close together that it is almost a [[pied gauche joint]]. Its position as the second step in the [[double right (branle)\|double right]] indicates that doubles were not "grapevined".

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