Playford, 1651, 1652, 1657, 1665, 1670, 1675, 1679, 1686, 1690, Longwayes for six
“Leade up all a D. forwards and back, set and turne S. . That againe : First Cu. goe downe betweene the 2. The third come up betweene the first . This forwards and back, to your places : Sides all, set and turne S. . That againe : First Cu. goe downe under the 2. Cupples armes, the third come up under the first . This forwards and back, to your places : Armes all, set and turne single . That againe : First Cu. change places, and goe downe the S. Hey . And come up the S. Hey on her owne side: “
Music AABB 3X
AA Split doubles up and back
BB Mirror hey (first couple starts going between second)
AA Split siding
BB Mirror hey holding hands with arches and ducks (first couple starts going between the second, ……….couples don’t let go but arch or duck between and around)
AA Split arming
BB Cross over Hey (that is first couple switches sides to begin the mirror hey. They will cross back from ……….the bottom*
Music: “Danses Popularies Francaises” (Broadside Band); “Grimstock” (Incantare); “Nightcap” (Bare Necessities); “The Pride and Prejudice Collection …” (Pemberly Players).
Note: * The original says single hey on both sides with the first couple crossing over and back as indicated. It comes to exactly the same thing as a crossover mirror double hey
**We usually dance this with all couples crossing over, that is whenever you are at an end, you cross between the opposite gender people on the other side toward the corners