ROSAMOND'S POND
Bray, 1699.  Key: Dm  Meter: 2/2 Form ldm
Red Barnes: from Mary Devlin's Portland Ball 2004 instructions
longways duple minor

A1: 1-4: 1st diagonals take R hands, then left, 
         then turn single right back to place  WHILE 
         2nd diagonals dance clockwise into other's place.
    5-8: as above, switching roles (finishes progressed, improper)

A2: 1-8: REPEAT A1
         (finishes at home, proper)

B1: 1-4: 1st diagonals two-hands halfway, turn single into each other's place.
    5-8: 2nd diagonals the same.

B2: 1-4: Half poussette CCW (M1 and W2 go forward)
    5-8: 1s cross and dance to 2nd place while 2s lead up and cross over to
         progressed, proper place.

"Close to Duck Island was Rosamond's Pond, a piece of water whose name bore a
dim analogy to the soubriquet with which, in later years, Waterloo Bridge has
been qualified; for it was in Rosamond's Pond that forsaken women came in
preference, at even-song, to drown themselves." It's in St. James' Park.