The Emperor of the Moon
(Andrew Shaw interpretation, from his calling)
(Music in Barlow, in the Mendocino PDF, etc.)
longways duple minor
(ldm, key: Em, meter: 4/4) (driving)

A1: 1-2: partners set
    3-4: And turn single; finish facing neighbor
    5-8: Neighbors turn two hands; open out well back, facing partner

A2: 1-4: lines forward and back
    5-6: partners set
    7-8: 1s cast off, 2s lead up [*]

B1: 1-2: 2s cross
    3-4: and cast while 1s lead up and curve out
    5-8: 2s half-figure eight up, taking the relevant hand of the 
         same-sex neighbor (men left, women right); 1s complete the 
         turn to face partner

B2: 1-8: As above with the 1s leading
 
[*] Linda Nelson suggests 2s taking right-in-right on the lead up, which
    makes the cross rather more natural when you turn to face.

A notion to try,when teaching this to a crowd that mostly doesn't know it 
already:

Do B1 as "2s cross, cast whiles 1s move up, half figure 8" and
   B2 as "1s the same"  

(which leaves you where you were at the beginning of B1.)

Then say "now that you understand the track, here's how the dance actually
goes.  2s, your path will be just the same as what you just did, but 1s, you'll
curve out as you move up, turning 180, and stick out your new inside hand.  2s,
once you've started the half figure eight, take your same-sex neighbor's hand
and turn to get home.  1s complete the turn to face partner ..."