LW duple
John & William Neal c. 1726)
Edited by Rich Jackson & George Fogg, 1990
Recording: ragg-_064-bn3sp01.mp3.zip

   A1 1C cross & cast (2C step up) & 1C 2-hand turn once and a half
   A2 2C do the same
   B1 1C and 2C RH across, LH back
   B2 Partners set twice & 3 changes of circular hey

Al 1-4 1s cross and go below into 2nd place, 2s moving up
   5-8 1s two-hand turn once and a half around, ending proper
A2 1-4 2s cross and go below into 2nd place, 1s moving up.
   5-8 2s two-hand turn once and a half around, ending proper. All home
BI 1-8 All four right hands across, then left hands across.
B2 1-4 Partners set right and left, twice.
   5-8 Three changes of rights and lefts, starting with partner.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TJFpBxYjvg

Ragg: made of or designating a sturdy yarn made up of multiple light and dark, esp. cream and gray, strands producing a flecked pattern

The title, meaning, just as one would expect, a scrap of cloth, implies the sort of trifle, whim, fancy, or maggot that enlivened the repertoire of dancers and musicians of the period.