1- 8 1s+2s circle 4H round and back
9-16 1s dance reels of 3 on own sides giving RSh to 2s
17-24 1s lead down the middle and back to top
25-32 1s cross RH, cast 1 place (3 bars), cross LH and cast to 3rd place (3 bars), begin to lead up (2 bars)
33-40 1s lead up to top and cast 1 place to face 1st corners. 1s set to 1st corner and to 2nd corner
41-48 1s dance reels of 3 on opposite sides giving RSh to 2nd corner and cross RH to own sides. 213
(MINICRIB, Dance Crib compiled by Charles Upton, Deeside Caledonian Society, and his successors)
1-8 1s2s 4 hands round and back;
9-16 1s2s3s reels of 3 on own sides, giving right shoulder to 2s to start;
17-24 1s lead down the middle and back to the top;
25-27 1s cross and cast;
28-30 1s cross by the left and cast to 3rd place;
31-36 1s lead up to the top and cast to face first corners;
37-38 1s set to first corners;
39-40 1s set to second corners;
41-46 1s reels of 3 on opposite sides, giving right shoulder to 2nd corners to start;
47-48 1s cross to own sides, finishing 2s1s3s.
(MAXICRIB, Scottish country dancing instructions compiled by Reuben Freemantle)
25-36 As is typical of many older dances, the allocation of time for the individual elements is somewhat arbitrary; this leads to the counter-intuitive detailed phrasing as follows. However, since this is a solo for the 1s, it's not critical so long as they finish correctly, facing first corners.
25-26 1s cross normally.
27-27 1s cast more quickly than normally.
28-29 1s cross at normal speed but with abnormal phrasing.
30-30 1s cast more quickly than normally.
31-32 1s lead up quickly (nearer hands joined is more helpful since this precedes casting on own sides) finishing in the centre, facing out towards original places.
33-36 1s cast slowly, finishing facing first corners.
35-36 In the original instructions, 2s step up here, probably recognising that 1s may be behind the music.