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French Fours 
a kind of square dance, popular among the voyageurs and the Metis of the Northwest.
- 1853 After tea, dancing commenced, to the music of two fiddles, when country dances, reels, and French fours were performed, with much spirit.
- 1908 "French Fours" and the immortal "Red River Jig" were repeated again and again. . . .
- 1853 After tea, dancing commenced, to the music of two fiddles, when country dances, reels, and French fours were performed, with much spirit.