For Four; in three parts (3rd Ed., 1665). Couple facing couple across the room, the couple on the men's side being the first.

MUSIC.		MOVEMENTS.
		First Part.
A1	1-4	The two couples lead forward a double, meet, and fall back a double to places (r.s.).
	5-8	Partners set, thus: Spring onto the right foot and hold up left foot, repeating with reverse feet; then jump three times with crossed feet.
A2	1-8	All that again.
B1	1-2	The two couples move forward a double and meet (r.s.).
	3-4	First man and second woman fall back a double to places; while first woman and second man cross over and change places (r.s.).
	5-8	Each man sets as above to the contrary woman.
B2	1-2	The two men and the two women move forward a double and meet (r.s.).
	3-4	First woman and second man fall back a double to places; while first man and second woman cross over and change places (r.s.).
	5-8	Partners set (as above).
B3	1-8	As in B1.
B4	1-8	As in B2 to places.
		Second Part.
A1	1-4	Partners side.
	5-8	Partners set (as above).
A2	1-4	Each man sides with the contrary woman (r.s.).
	5-8	Each man sets (as above) with the contrary woman.
B1	1-4	First man casts off to his left, and, followed by his partner, returns to his place.
	5-8	First man and first woman set (as above).
B2	1-8	The second couple does the same.
		Third Part.
A1	1-4	Partners arm with the right.
	5-8	Partners set (as above).
A2	1-4	Men arm contrary women by the left.
	5-8	Each man sets (as above) with the contrary woman.
B1	1-2	First man and second woman move forward a double and meet (r.s.).
	3-8	First man and second woman stand back to back, take hands, and move round clockwise to places; while first man and second woman move round them in a circle, counter-clockwise (r.s.).
B2	1-2	Second man and first woman move forward a double and meet (r.s.).
	3-8	Second man and first woman stand back to back, take hands, and move round clockwise to places; while second woman and first man move round them in a circle, counter-clockwise (r.s.).

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