AMARILLIS.

Longways as many as will; in three parts (4th Ed., 1670).

MUSIC.MOVEMENTS

First Part.
A1-4All lead up a double and fall back a double to places (r.s.).
5-8That again.
B1-4Men set to their partners and then fall back four small steps to places (r.s.).
5-8Each man take right hands with his partner, and turns her once or twice under his right arm, clockwise, and hands her back to her place.

Second Part.
(Duple minor-set.)
A1-2First woman crosses over into the second place on the men's side; and then the first man crosses over into the second place on the women's side (r.s.).
3-4Second couple leads up into first place (r.s.).
5-6Second woman crosses over into the second place on the men's side; and then second man crosses over into the second place on the women's side (r.s.).
7-8First couple leads up into first place (r.s.).
B1-2First man and second woman change places (r.s.).
3-4Second man and first woman change places (r.s.) (progressive).
5-8First and second couples hands-four, once round.

Third Part.
(Duple minor-set.)
A1-2Second couple leads up between first couple (w.s.).
3-4Second man, facing up, dances four slips toward left wall; while second woman dances four slips toward right wall.
5-6Second man and second woman fall back four steps (r.s.).
7-8Second man and second woman face front and move forward four steps to places (r.s.).
B1-2First couple lead down into second place (w.s.).
3-4First man and first woman cast up to place (r.s.).
5-8First couple casts off into second place, while second couple moves up into first place (progressive).

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