The dance Kiera Knightly and Matthew McFadyen do in the 2005 Pride and
Prejudice.

Acto Graham Christian, uses a rondeau from Purcell's incidental music to a 1695
revival of Aohra Behn's play, "Abdelazer, or The Moor's Revenge", which music
had already been used in Britten's "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra".

Music also used by Philippe Callens for his dance "Moniek's Maggot".

Heavily 1s-centric, devised by Jane Gibson presumably to facilitate
conversation.

Alan transcribed 10-2-2014 from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SE5zIRVkyOA


1s Hole-in-the-Wall cross
1s 2-hand turn once round
1s cast out (improper) while 2s cross (right shoulder)
2s cast out while 1s cross into ...


opposite sex neighbors gypsy on the side, resolving into line of four facing up
  M2 W1 M1 W2  (that is, 1s proper in the midle, 2s improper on the outside)

Three steps up
Three steps back (don't bend the line)

Modified hey-for-four:
   Neighbors right shoulder gypsy, 2s pausing well outside the set
   1s cross the set passing left shoulder (six footfalls)
   1s gypsy round same-sex nieghbors (who take a step forward as this starts
   to fix the set width); finish with the 1s facing down improper in middle
place.  (This requires an awkward little twiddle from M1 which they mostly keep
off screen).

1s lead down (9 steps) pause and face up improper (3 steps)
1s lead up for (6 steps)
1s cross (woman in front) to progressed place in side line; 
1s take a long turn over downward shoulder to face in
   WHILE
2s cross to progressed place and take a short turn down to face in.