GO-AND-COME._The Morris Book, Part 1 A History of Morris Dancing, With a Description of Eleven Dances as Performed by the Morris-Men of England

This is a form of the Cross-over, but made without turning. It is

executed in Front formation, to eight bars of music. In the first two

bars partners cross exactly as in the Cross-over--right shoulder to right

shoulder. In bars 3 and 4, instead of turning, retire backwards in the

line they crossed--right shoulder to right shoulder. In bars 5 and 6 they

cross again, but left shoulder to left shoulder, and in bars 7 and 8

retire on the same line--left to left again.

This is called in the Notation--Go-and-Come.

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