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Dances from Playford

Adsons Saraband | Al-a-Mode de France | All in a Garden Green | An old man is a bed full of Bones | Argeers | Aye me, or the Simphony | Bath | Beggar Boy | Blew Cap | Boat-man | Bobbing Joe | Broome | Castbella | Cheerily and Merrily | Chestnut | Chirping of the Larke | Chirping of the Nightingale | Confesse his Tune | Country Coll | Cuckolds all a row | Daphne | Dargason, or Sedany | Dissembling Love | Drive the cold winter away | Dull Sir John | Fine Companion | Faine I would if I could | Fryar and the Nun | Gathering Peascods | Glory of the west | Godesses | Graies Inne Maske | Greenwood | Grimstock | Gun | Halfe Hanikin | Have at thy coat old woman | Health to Betty | Healths | Hearts ease | Hide Parke | Hit or misse | Hockley i'th hole | If all the World were Paper | Irish Lady | Irish trot | Jack-o-Lent | Jack Pudding | Jenny pluck Pares | Jog on | Kemps Jeg | Kettle Drum | Lady Cullen | Lady lye neare me | Lady spillers | Lavana | London Gentlewoman | Lord of Carnarvons Jeg | Lulling beyond thee | Mage on a Cree | Mayd peept out of the window | Mayden Lane | Merry Merry Milke Mayds | Milke Mayds Bob | Millisons Jegge | Millfield | Mundesse | New Boe peepe | Newcastle | New Exchange | New New Nothing | Night Peece | Nonesuch | An old man is a bed full of Bones | Old Mole | Once I loved a Mayden faire | Parsons farewell | Pauls Steeple | Pauls Wharfe | Peppers black | Petticoat wag | Picking of sticks | Prince Ruperts March | Punks delight | Rose is red, and Rose is white | Row well ye Marriners | Rufty, tufty | Saint Martins | Saraband | Saturday Night and Sunday Morne | Scotch Cap | Shepheards Holyday | Skellamefago | Slip | Souldiers Life | Spanish Jepsies | Spanyard | Staines Morris | Step Stately | Stingo | Tom Tinker | Upon a Summers day | Up tayles all | Whirligig | Whish | Woodycock