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 Interpreted by Philippe Callens  in 1999.\\
 Proper duple minor longways dance.\\
 Tune: Enfield Common  DM 1701 duple, 3/4
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 Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95qpimoqVzA&t=102s\\
+====== ENFIELD COMMON ======
+The Dancing Master  1701\\
+Nicolas Broadbridge 1995\\
+Duple Minor longways\\
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+Al 1—4 All face neighbour, set right and left and turn right hand once
+       round. (Note: The first step is on the 4th note of music).
+A2 1—4 All face neighbous set left and right and turn left hand once round.
+Bl 1—4 Men lead between the Women and cast back to places and half turn
+       single away (1st Man-right and 2nd Man-left) to face partner.
+-8 Women lead between the Men and cast back to places and half turn
+       single away (1st Woman-left and 2nd Woman-right) to face partner.
+B2 l-4 Circle four to left half way round, then all face neighbour and
+changes of a square hey with hands, starting right hand with
+       neighbour.
+-8 lst couple long cast down to 2nd place, starting by dancing in
+       towards each other, and 2nd couple leading up in bars 7 and 8.</code>
 Thomas D'Urfey printed it as the vehicle for a ribald song in his Wit and Mirth, or Pills to Purge Melancholy, vol. 4 (1719-1720). It begins: