THE TWENTY-NINTH OF MAY.
Longways as many as will; in three parts (7th Ed., 1686).
CDB-2, Barnes

First Part.

A1 1-8	First and second couples whole-pousette (r.s.) (Fig.6, p.45).
B1   1: First corners cross
     2: Second corners cross
   3-6: Circle left halfway
   7-8: 1s cast down, 2s move up.

Second Part.

A1 1-4: first corners fall back two small steps and step in to stand
        back-to-back (a la Fair Quaker of Deal)
   5-8: Second corners the same.
B1 1-2: Back ring halfway to the left
   3-4: Neighbors lead out 
   5-6: Turn alone and
   7-8	Partners cross over and change places (progressive).

Third Part.

A1 1-4: 1s cross and cast into a line of four with 1s improper in the middle.
   5-8: Line of four moves up and back, bending as it does.

B1   1: Neighbours nod
     2: partners nod.
   3-4: Neighbours turn.
   5-8: Partners turn, finishing progressed and proper.

The Round dances this as:-

Whole pousette (clockwise; first corners pushing)
First corners cross, second corners cross; circle left half, one cast and twos
move up.

First corners fall back a double and come forward to stand back-to-back in the
middle;
   second corners the same
Back ring half way round (clockwise), lead out a double on the side with
neighbour;
   turn alone, lead back in and cross over with partner

First couple cross over, cast down below twos into a line of four facing up;
   lead up a double and back, bending the line to put the twos in progressed
place
Nod to neighbour, nod to partner, two hand turn neighbour, two hand turn
partner
   once (2nd couple) or half (ones) to end progressed and proper