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 Sally Good'in (A Complete Dance)

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From a squared set: Sally Good'in is the traditional name for the Right-Hand Lady. The Girl from Arkansas is the Corner and "Old Grandmaw" is the Opposite Lady. Partner is called Taw. "First old gent lead out to the right and turn Sally Good'in half by the right, Right back home and turn your Taw, now to the girl from Arkansas. Home again and turn your Taw, go 'cross the hall, turn Old Grandmaw. Home once more and turn your taw." Then all take the next call.

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

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