Longways for as many as will; in one part (9th Ed. 1695).
MUSIC | MOVEMENTS | |
N.B. — The tune is in triple-time; i.e., three steps to the bar. | ||
(Duple minor-set.} | ||
A | 1–4 | First man turns second woman with the right hand and returns clockwise round second man to his place. |
5–8 | First woman turns second man with the left hand and returns counter-clockwise round second woman to her place. | |
B | 1–4 | First and second men take hands, fall back six steps and move forward to places, turning single on the last three steps as they do so; while the first and second women do the same. |
5–8 | First and second couples circular-hey, three changes, partners facing. All four face up in line, first man and first woman standing between second man and second woman. | |
9–10 | First and second couples, four abreast, with linked hands, lead up three steps and fall back three steps. | |
11–12 | First and second couple lead up three steps, the second couple staying in the first place, while first man and first woman cast down into second place (progressive). | |
Page transcribed by Hugh Stewart