Philippe Callens 1996
Found in “Belgian Boutades”.
Duple proper longways.

 
A1 1-4  First corners right-hand turn.
   5-8  First corners fall back a double away from each other and come forward
        double turning single to the right. 
   9-12 Joining hands in a ring of four, circle left, once around. 
A2 1-4  Second corners right-hand turn.
   5-8  Second corners fall back a double away from each other and come
        forward a double turning single to the right. 
   9-12 Joining hands in a ring of four, circle left, once around.
B  1-4  Ones followed by the twos (who start by leading up) cast down to a line
        of four facing up, with the ones in the center and the twos at the ends of
        the line. 
   5-8  Line of four set forward and fall back a double, bending the line to
        progressed places.
   9-12 Partners two-hand turn.
  13-16 Twos cast down and lead up, while the ones lead up and cast down back
        to progressed places.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9ODhkku9WM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvaqWYrHoYg
Tune called John Drury, first air by Turlough O Carolan (1670 - 1738)
Eindhoven is a city and municipality of the Netherlands

Carolan wrote this tune in 1724 to celebrate the marriage of John Drury to Elizabeth Goldsmith. In his concluding verse, the poet praised those who marry for love, not money. The Drurys were an influential family—Elizabeth’s family was not rich.

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