The Festival book May Day Pastime And the May Pole Dances Revels And Musica

Jennette Emeline Carpenter Lincoln

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BY ROBIX HOOD'S BAND.
The Foresters carry green boughs and garlands of leaves and flowers.
Plate VIII. The Foresters.
Characters in Plate VIII. -Beginning at the left. Village Maid, Little John, Maid, Eobin Hood, Peasant Maid Attendant, Maid Marian, Jester or Fool, Jack o' the Green. Friar Tuck, "Will Scarlet, Maids.
THE DANCE.
All in a rollicking merry mood with a Morris step, dance to the front, either surrounding the May-pole, or in a circle independent of the pole. Adapted to circumstances....
The number of dancers should be divisible by three. I. Step right foot to the right side (1, 2).
Place left foot across behind the right, fifth position (3, 4). Look over right shoulder, all holding hands in the circle, raise them high.
Eepeat this step and action to the left (1, 2).
Slide right foot to the right (1).
Bring up left foot to the right (2).
Eepeat 3, 4, to the right.
II.
Stamp, lightly and quickly, right (1) left (2) and point right to the right (3, 4) and hold. Looking over right foot, arms held high.

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