SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORN.
Longways duple minor, double progression, for as many as will.  
In three parts (1st Ed., 1650)
Barnes, CDB-6

First Part.  (I think this is prologue and epilogue, myself.)

A 1-4: Partners lead up a double and fall back a double to places.
  5-8: That again.
B 1-4: Partners set and turn single.
  5-8: That again.

Second Part.

A 1-4:	Partners right shoulder gypsy.  ("whole gip")
  5-8:	Neighbors left shoulder gypsy.

B 1-2: First corners cross.
  3-4: Second corners cross.
  5-6: Partners cross straight across.
  7-8: Partners set.

(You've progressed!)

Third Part.

A 1-2: Partners face and take right hands; 2s arch and 1s go under to change
       places with other couple.
  3-4: Both couples return to places, second couple passing under the
       arch made by first couple.
  5-8: 1s take inside hands with neighbor and cast off, skipping, with 
       then go up the center to place, neighbors following them, finishing
       where they started.

B 1-2: Partners change places.  (All passes here are right shoulder, sez APW).
  3-4: Neighbors change places.
  5-6: Partners change places.
  7-8: Partners set.

		Playford gives a Fourth Part which is omitted in the text.