THE DANCER'S DUTY
Chris Page variant of an Al Olson dance ("Devil's Duty")
Four-face-four

Figs: L4F&B:NAR1.75:HH8:NS:CL.5:PS:


A1 Lines of four forward and back [1] [2]
   Neighbor (person across from you) allemande right 1 & 3/4
     to line of eight

A2 Half hey for eight, start by pulling past that neighbor by right

B1 Swing same neighbor [3]

B2 Circle left 1/2 in groups of four [4]
   Swing partner, face next

[1] Stretch out the lines of four a little to make room for everyone
allemanding and swinging in the center.
[2] At this point, you can tell the dancers to turn ninety degrees left.
Then remember which wall they'll be facing for the end of the allemande
and entry into the hey.
[3] To shorten the swing length, make it a gypsy and swing. Or if you
want the hey to be an exercise in timing, make it a balance and swing.
[4] You face your partner coming out of the swing. There's other
variants for the circle left 1/2 -- for instance balance the ring and
roll away your neighbor.