Round for as many as will; in three parts (1st Ed., 1650).

MUSIC.		MOVEMENTS
		First Part.
A1	1-4	Hands-all eight slips clockwise.
	5-6	All turn single.
A2	1-4	Hands-all eight slips counter-clockwise.
	5-6	All turn single.
B1	1-6	Men meet; hands-all to places.
B2	1-6	Women the same.
C1	1-2	Men move forward a double, and meet, clapping their hands on the first beat of the second bar (r.s.).
	3-4	Women move forward a double, clapping hands on the first beat of the fourth bar; while men fall back to places (r.s.).
	5-6	Men meet as before, clapping hands on the first beat of the sixth bar; while women fall back to places (r.s.).
	7-8	Men fall back to places, turning single as they do so.
C2	1-2	Women meet, clapping their hands on the first beat of second bar (r.s.).
	3-4	Men meet, clapping hands on the first beat of the fourth bar; while women fall back to places (r.s.).
	5-6	Women meet, clapping hands on the first beat of the sixth bar; while men fall back to places (r.s.).
	7-8	Women fall back to places, turning single as they go.
		Second Part.
A1	1-4	Partners side (r.s.).
	5-6	All turn single.
A2	1-6	All that again.
B1	1-6	Women meet; hands-all to places.
B2	1-6	Men the same.
C1	1-8	Same as C2 in First Part.
C2	1-8	Same as C1 in First Part.
		Third Part.
A1	1-4	Partners arm with the right.
	5-6	All turn single.
A1	1-4	Partners arm with the left.
	5-6	All turn single.
B1 and B2		The same as in First Part.
C1 and C2		The same as in First Part.

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With a large number of dancers the "hands-all to places" in B1 is not practical; but if the men go a reasonable distance then their partners can join them in B2, so it all works out.

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