These will be best understood by a reference to the pace which we have
just described; the principal difference between them being as to the
advance of the weight of the body, the turning out of the toes, and the
part of the foot which first touches and last leaves the ground. We
shall find that the times of these two paces require a further advance
of the weight, and suffer successively less and less of turning out
the toes, and of this extended touching with the toe, and covering the
ground with the foot.
[Illustration: _Plate VIII_
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