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Longwayes for eight

Lead up all a D. forward and back, back men, back We. turn S. All that again	First Cu. and last cast off and fall into the 2. and 3. place, change with your own, go on the outside into the first and last place again, then crossing over, go on the outside into the 2. and 3. place, and in doing it the men take the other men by the hands, and turn them about into the first and last place, We. doing the like with the We. the other four as much
Sides all into each others places, back men, back We. turn S. This again	The first Cu. open, the 2. close, the 3. open, the 4. close, all at once, the first Cu. fall back into the 2. place, whilst the 3. fals back into the 4. the 2. slipping up into the first, and the 4. into the 3. place, thus back again into your own places: Face downward, and all this again
Armes as you sided	First Cu. and last meet, go through, change places with your own, the first man take the 4. by the left with his right, and turning off to the left, change places with him, and stay in the 2. and 3. place, change with your own whilst the We. do the like The other four as much

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