[Callers] Re: Sicilian Circle question

� ��It appears that in that book the dance formation is given as a longways, duple, improper set. �Not the circle of �couple facing couple that we typically connect to the Sicilian circle formation. �The dance just before it is the �Spanish Dance and gives as the formation, "The first couple at the head of the room, with their backs to the wall; �the next couple facing the first; the third couple with their backs to the second; the fourth couple facing the �third; and all the rest are formed in the same manner, every two couples facing each other, without regard to �numbers." � ��Then it says, "As each couple arrives at the end of the room, they must turn round and wait for the next couple to �meet them, the gentlemen being careful to have their ladies always on the right hand. � ��This seems to be describing a longways dance instead of a circle. �Under Sicilian Circle it says, "This dance is �formed precisely the same as the Spanish Dance," so that would seem to be a longways dance as well.