"This dance is begun by a single Person (either Man or Woman) who taking a Cushion in their Hand, dances about the Room; and at the end of the Tune they stop and sing, _This Dance it will no further go_. The Musicians answer, _I pray you good Sir, why say you so?_ Man, _Because Jean Sanderson will not come too_. Musician, _She must come too, and she shall come too, and she must come whether she will or no_. Then he lays down the Cushion before a Woman, on which she kneels, and he kisses her, singing, _Welcome Jean Sanderson, welcome, welcome_. Then she rises, takes up the Cushion, and both dance, singing, _Prinkum-prankum is a fine Dance, and shall we go dance it once again, once again, and once again, and shall we go dance it once again?_ Then making a stop, the Woman sings as before, _The Dance_, etc. Musician, _I pray you Madam_, etc. Woman, _Because John Sanderson_, etc. Musician, _He must_, etc. And so she lays down the Cushion before a Man, who kneeling upon it salutes her, she singing, _Welcome John Sanderson_, etc. Then he taking up the Cushion, they take hands and dance round, singing, as before; and thus they do till the whole Company are taken into the Ring. And if there is Company enough, make a little Ring in the middle, and within that Ring set a Chair and lay the Cushion in it, and the first Man set in it. Then the Cushion is laid before the first Man, the Woman singing _This Dance_, etc. (as before) only instead of--_come too_, they sing--_go fro_; and instead of _Welcome John Sanderson_, etc., they sing _Farewell John Sanderson, Farewell, Farewell_; and so they go out one by one as they came in. _Note:_ The Woman is kiss'd by all the Men in the Ring at her coming in and going out, and likewise the Man by all the Women."