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    B2    8  Do the same with men slipping down and ladies slipping up.</code>
+====== Scotch Cap ======
+<code>
+Part 1
+A  1-8 Partners lead up a double and fall back a double, That again,
+Bl 1-4 1st and 2nd women face 2nd and 3rd men They balance back,
+       then move forward diagonally across set to change places,
+-8 Ist man and 3rd woman change places,
+B2 1-8 Repeat BI to place,
+.
+Part II
+A  1-8 Partners side twice,
+BI 1-4 Taking hands along the sides, lines fall back a double and forward a double,
+-8 Ist and 3rd men, 1st and 3rd women, 2nd couple: arm right and fay back to place,
+B2 1-4 Lines fay back as in Bi, 1-4.
+-8 Partners turn two-hands.
+Part III
+A  1-8 Partners arm right, then arm left,
+Bl 1-2 Men four slips up, women four slips down, ending in a fine in the middle of the set,
+rd man facing 1st woman,
+-8 3rd man and 1st woman take right hands and begin a progressive hey with hands back to places,
+B2 1-8 Repeat Bl, men slip down, women up, and 1st man and 3rd ‘Woman begin the hey with left hands,</code>
 Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B-CnL4KAMU\\
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-zq_3z0CDE
+**SCOTCH CAP**\\
+In 1633 Charles I made his first visit to Edinburgh to be
+crowned In Scotland by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
+His insistance on full Anglican rites was part of his futile
+attempt to bring the Scottish church into line with the
+Church of England, and it infuriated the Scots and their
+many supporters in London. The title, "Scotch Cap or
+Edinburgh Castle," may have been a sly reference to that
+crown,\\
+Dean-Smith noted a connection in title
+and tune to "Blue Cap" (DM: 1651-1690) which would
+also refer to the Scots bonnet.