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A Maske-dance, interrupted at intervals by Henry's love-song to Anne Boleyn. The dance part has a strange likeness to a number by Edward German, but the trio episodes representing Henry's love-making are quite sad and sentimental. The number ends with the dance music. The next section is headed
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Shakespeare's Favourite Tune (Lightie Love Ladies), and old dances, and opens with a bright country dance called
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Wolsey's Wild, followed by another six-eight country dance,
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Sellinger's Round, very graceful, with again a dash of Edward German. This is followed by a rather contrapuntal arrangement of the well-known old morris-dance, and the whole movement finishes with
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Lightie Love Ladies, said by the publishers and Hatton to be
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Shakespeare's favourite tune.