PILGARLICK
3-cpl longways, Key D, cut time
1700s,"A Frolick", Red Barnes  Walsh 1754
("From peeled garlic - a nickname for a bald man.)

A1: M1 cast (M2 moves up), set to W3, and two-hand turn with W3, finishing
    in middle place.  (Like "The Bishop.")

A2: W1 does what M1 did.

B:  1s and 3s right-hand-star and left-hand star;
    1s and 2s four changes R&L, with the 1s sneaking down outside to 3d
    while the 3s sneak up the inside to 2nd at the end of the phrase.

New couple at the top; dance repeats twice more.

[Graham Foster's variation: A1:2-6 2nd gent (in first place) sets and 
turns two hands with 2nd lady (in second place while G1 and L3 the same,
A2:2-6 2nd lady (in first place) with first gent (in 2nd place) while 
L1 and G3 do it.  Or more globally, A1: Those who have a right diagonal person
set two them and turn two hands with them; A2, Those who have a left diagonal
person.]