The Evening Delight — Doubles and Singles
The Whole-Hunt is the Treble, and lyes as before specified, with this exception only: That it dodges in the 2d. and 3d. places, every time it Hunts up, and down. Observe when Treble goes to lead, and leaves of leading, the bells in the 3d. and 4th. places lye still, &c. Note the pricking this Peal.
123456
213465
231465
213645
231645
236154
263154
236514
263514
265314
256341
265431
256431
254613
245613
254163
245163
241536
214536
241356
214356
124365
142365
124635
142635
146253
164235
bob.
146253
164235
162453
126453
bob.
162435
126435
124653
142653
124563
142563
145236
154236
145326
154326
153462
135462
153642
135642
136524
163524
bob.
136542
163542
165324
156324
bob.
165342
156342
153624
135624
153264
135264
132546
123546
132456
123456
This Peal will go 120 Changes, and by making bobs, as many as above.
Note that in all the foregoing Peals upon Six bells, the bobs are double Changes, and made alwayes at the leadings of the Whole-Hunt. He that Rings the Half-Hunt, may best call bob in all Peales.
I come now to the Changes upon Seven bells, which though the seldom Practice of them might excuse my omitting them; yet because I promised to say somewhat of them, I shall be as good as my Word, (the Character of an Honest man) and present you with a couple of Examples, and then proceed to Peales upon Eight: But this I must crave leave to premise, That Variety of Changes may be prick’d upon Seven bells, as Triples, and Doubles, Triples Doubles, and Single Doubles, &c. and the same Methods may be prick’d upon Seven, as may be upon Five, the true difference of Proportion being observed; but to proceed.