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'''FOLLOW YOUR LOVERS'''. AKA and see "[[Step and Fetch Her (3)]]." English, Country Dance Tune (4/4 & 6/4 time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). Originally published by Playford.
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''The country-dance called the 'Triumph, or Follow my Lover' was the [first dance]...Mr. Shiner''
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''[2nd man], according to the interesting rule laid down, deserted his own partner and made off''
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''down the middle with this fair one [1st woman] of Dick's--the pair appearing from the top of''  
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''the room like two persons tripping down a lane to be married.  Dick trotted behind with what''
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''was intended to be a look of composure...Then they turned and came back, when Dick...joined''
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''hands with the rival and formed the arch over his lady's head, which presumably gave the''
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FOLLOW YOUR LOVERS. AKA and see "Follow My Lover," "Step and Fetch Her (3)," "Triumph (1) (The)." English, Country Dance Tune (4/4 & 6/4 time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). Novelist wikipedia:Thomas_Hardy (1840-1928) mentioned the tune in his Under the Greenwood Tree (1872) as follows:

The country-dance called the 'Triumph, or Follow my Lover' was the [first dance]...Mr. Shiner [2nd man], according to the interesting rule laid down, deserted his own partner and made off down the middle with this fair one [1st woman] of Dick's--the pair appearing from the top of the room like two persons tripping down a lane to be married. Dick trotted behind with what was intended to be a look of composure...Then they turned and came back, when Dick...joined hands with the rival and formed the arch over his lady's head, which presumably gave the figure its name....


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