X: 1
T: Scotland
O: Playford
R: jig
N: Longways for as many as will
Z: 2007 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
B: H. Playford "The Dancing Master" 10th ed. 1698 p.202
N: Really a slipjig, but some people play it as a 4x6-bar jig.
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: G
|: g3d (dB)d | (ef)g f2A | A2G   (cB)A | g2d (dB)d | (ef)g (GA)B | A2G G3 :|
|: B2d (dB)d | (dB)G c2e | (ec)e (ec)A | B2d- dBd  | (dB)G (GA)B | A2G G3 :|
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W:First man take the 2. man by the right hand, and turn a turn and a half, the 1. and 2. wo. do the
W:same at the same time till they come into the 2. cu place, back to back, with your own, then turn
W:your own, and back to back, sides men go without side the we. and come between them a quarter
W:Figure, turn S. we. do the like.