Me: "Moot Square" (my own name for it)
	Arrangement:  four numbered couples in a square, facing in
	Music:  Structure - Verse = 4 measures, Chorus = 4 measures, each part AB, total ABx4
	Lansdowne 1115 - third dance
Part 1
Verse 1
1:	Everyone double into the middle - form two lines, odd couples back to back, 1s facing up, 3s down, the "corners" of the even couples facing with the odd couple on their side
2:	Each line go forward a double; about face
3:	Each line go forward a double to meet; face out of the square with your partner - 1s and 3s about face, evens face to their sides.
4:	Everyone double out with your partner to your places; when you arrive, face so that the even men and the odd women are facing back into the square, while the even women and odd men are facing sideways, as if they were back-to-back with their partner.
Chorus 1
1:	Everyone double forward from their rearranged positions to meet the person on your side who was moving in the same direction as you - this will form sort of a pinwheel-thing, vaguely; everyone face up (i.e. to the head of) the hall.
2:	Everyone double forward; about face
3:	Everyone double forward in this opposite direction; face toward your partner.
4:	Everyone double back to your partner and into your normal places; face your corner.
Part 2
Verse 2
1-2:	Set to your corner and change places with them;
3-4:	Set to your corner again and change places with them to return to your places; end facing your partner.
Chorus 2
1:	Women take their partner by both hands and pull them toward you
2:	Then switch into their places with a double.
3:	Men take their partner by both hands and pull them toward you
4:	Then switch with them, going through your own place, putting them in their regular place, but ending up with the men in the middle of the square and standing before their partner, facing her.
Part 3
Verse 3
1-2:	Set and turn to your partner
3:	Give the person on your right your right hand and switch with them in a double.
4:	Give the next person your left hand and switch with them a double, ending up "halfe round" the square, meeting your partner there and standing again in the same basic orientation that you were in before (men facing partners from inside the square)
Chorus 3
1-2:	Set and turn to your partner
3:	Give the person on your left your left hand and switch with them in a double.
4:	Give the next person your right hand and switch with them a double, ending up back where you began, still in the same men-inside-facing-partner position.
Part 4
Verse 4
1-2:	Men double out past their partners (by right shoulder), women falling in behind, and with another double loop around until you have returned to your starting positions in the square (men can circle to their right after passing their partner, walk up and around and then through their partner's place to their own, for example)
3-4:	Arm with your partner; end up facing into the square.
Chorus 4
1:	Evens fall back a double, taking their corners from the odd couples along with them, forming two lines as they go.
2:	Lines double forward (they won't get very close together - see next)
3:	The corners (the odds on the ends of the evens' lines) double into the middle of the almost-met lines, meeting their partners (and re-creating the original lines-in-the-middle formation)
4:	Everyone fall back into their starting places with a double.