The Marmalade Sandwich
        			     4x48R
        	      (c) Ian Brockbank, April 2001
        	         Four-couple longwise set
Bars  Description
1-8   1st lady, followed by 2nd, 3rd and 4th ladies, dances across the
      top of the set, behind all four men, across the bottom of the set
      and back to place.
9-16  1st man, followed by 2nd, 3rd and 4th men, dances across the
      top of the set, behind all four ladies, across the bottom of the set
      and back to place.
17-20 All dance back to back with partners.
21-24 All turn partners RH.
25-32 1st couple, joining both hands, slip down the middle of the set
      and back to the top.
33-36 1st couple cast off one place and turn RH _while_ 2nd, 3rd and 4th
      couples advance and retire (no hands).
37-40 Repeat bars 33-36.
41-44 Repeat bars 33-36.
45-48 All turn or birl RH.

Repeat from new positions.

Tune: The Black Bear

Written for Craig Townsend and Samantha Lyall and presented to them on
the occasion of their wedding at Prestonfield House Hotel, 21st April
2001.

The original tune is "The Black Bear", Craig's favourite tune, and Craig
and Samantha live in Portobello, Edinburgh.  Paddington [a character in
children's soties by Michael Bond] was also a bear, and frequently
visited Mr Gruber in Portobello Road.  Paddington was fond of marmalade,
paticularly in sandwiches.  Two common brands of marmalade are Golden
Shred
and Silver Shred - which Samantha often sees in her profession as a
jeweller.

Enjoy!  If you try this, please let me know how you get on.

Ian
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