STINGO (or, Oyle of Barley)
Tune is "Juice of Barley" (Am, 6/8, Barnes)
Playford, 1651
3-couple longways set, thrice through the tune is once through the dance.
Play as in Barnes
This version is progressive in the short set, so you can do thrice through.
APW interpretation, mostly on the timing of the third B.

A: 1-4: Fall back (individually), come forward to meet
   5-8: Lead up and and fall back to place.
B: M right hand star, set and turn single.
   W the same

A: 1-4: Side into line right shoulder
   5-8: And left

B: Face left.  Lines go up or down a double, fall back,
   face partner,set and turn single
   Face right and repeat.

A: 1-8: Arm right and left.

B1: 1-2: 1s cross and face 2s (improper);
    3-4: set to the 2s
    5-6: walk down outside the 2s and face the 3s, somewhat diagonally.
    7-8: set to the 3s

B2: 1-2: 1s cast to home place (improper)
    3-4: 1s turn two hands halfway (proper)
    5-8: 1s cast to third place as 2s and 3s lead up.

Repeat from new places.


NOTE: The B part as published has somewhat too much action to go in the
strain of music.  It _might_ support doing a "lines cast off and lead around
to original place" motion, but that makes the B1 pretty odd.

(Original B text, for later argument.

 First Cu. Crosse and set each to the 2. then to the third, come to your places
on the outside of the second _._ First Cu. Cast off, turne short to your
places, turne your owne, cast off againe, all fall to the lower end _:_