ARGEERS.
Two-couple set.  For Four; in three parts (1st Ed., 1650).
Couple facing couple across the room, the couple on the men's 
side being the first.
Rewritten from the Round web page:
http://www.cam.ac.uk/societies/round/dances/cdb/cdb3/argeers.htm
In Barnes.  Key: Bb  Meter: 2/2

NOT a USA dance.


FIRST PART.

A1: 1-2	The two couples lead forward a double to meet.
    3-4	Take two hands with opposite, slip two slips out and two back.
    5-8	Opposites change places; partners turn two hands once-and-a-half round 
        and change places (skipping)

A2: 1-8	Opposites turn two-hands 1.5 skipping; partners turn two hands once
        round to place.

B1: 1-2	men cross over and change places (r.s.).
    3-4	First and second women do the same (r.s.).
    5-8	Partners set and turn single.

B2: 1-2	First and second women cross over and change places (r.s.).
    3-4	First and second men do the same (r.s.).
    5-8	Partners set and turn single.

SECOND PART.

A1: 1-4	Opposites lead out a double, fall back a double.
    5-8	Partners turn (r.s.).

A2: 1-4	All fall back a double and move forward a double to places (r.s.).
    5-8	Partners set and turn single.

B1: 1-4	All slip four slips toward partner (men passing behind);
        then four slips back to place in the same track.
    5-8	Opposites turn.

B2: 1-2	The two women move forward a double (r.s.).
    3-8	Women fall back a double to places (r.s.) and hang out; WHILE 
        men figure eight around them, thus: pass each other by the right, 
        orbit opposite CCW, pass each other by the left, orbit partner CW, 
        and return to places.

THIRD PART.

A1: 1-4 Opposites half-poussette, men going forward.
    5-8	Partners set and turn single.

A2: 1-8	Same as A1 back to place.

B1: 1-4	Top people (M1, W2) followed by partners, cast off and go through
        partner's place to home. (Skipping).

    5-8	Bottom people followed by partners, the same.

B2: 1-4	Opposites face, Circular-hey two changes  (no hands), skipping.

    5-8	Partners turn two hands, open facing up and take hands in a line of
        four.  Honour the Presence.