American dancing master, and ball-room prompter: containing about five hundred
dances ... By Elias Howe ..  1862

THE HOLLY BERRY.
32-bar galops (2x 32)
longways, whole set, probably shouldn't have more than eight couples, and
six wouldn't be bad.)

A Country Dance for all times.

Arrange in two lines from the top of the room to the bottom, ladies on the left
looking from the top, the gentlemen opposite.

All forward and back (4 bars).

All cross over (4 bars).

Every two couples hands across, and back to places (8 bars).

The top gallopade to the bottom of the dance--hands across, with bottom couple;
the two couples at the top of the dance do likewise at the same time.

The leading couple galop round the room, followed by all the rest, until they
come to the bottom of the dance, ladies and gentlemen arranging themselves on
their own side.

The leading couple will now be at the bottom of the dance.

The second couple do the same thing; and all the rest in succession do so
likewise, until all have regained their respective places.

The music best adapted for this dance is a galop.

In advancing and retiring, use only the walking step; and for the rest the
galop.--Introduced by Mrs. Henderson in London.
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APW SEZ:

A1: 1-4 forward and back (walking)
    5-8: cross over (walking)

A2: 1-8: in fours, right hand star, left hands back.

B1: 1-4: 1s galop to the bottom of the dance
    5-8: and star right with the bottom couple while the new top 2 couples
        do the same.

B2: 1-8, plus AABB: galop round the room and back into position; finish proper.


Repeat until the original heads are back at the top.