4213
4231
2431
2413
2143
1243
1234

Second up, extream between the 2 nearest to it.

1234
1324
1342
1432
1423
1243
2143
2413
4213
4123
4132
4312
4321
4231
2431
2341
3241
3421
3412
3142
3124
3214
2314
2134
1234

Fourth down, Extream between the two farthest Bells
from it.

1234
1243
1423
4123
4132
1432
1342
1324
3124
3142
3412
4312
4321
3421
3241
3214
2314
2341
2431
4231
4213
2413
2143
2134
1234

Some persons do observe to _Ring_ the _Twenty-four changes_
with a _whole Hunt_, and _half Hunt_; but that is an imperfect
course; for there cannot be one _half hunt_ only, but there
will unavoidably be three _half Hunts_ in one and the same
_Twenty-four_; therefore I have set down the other way to
_ring_ it, by observing a _hunt_, and _three extream_ Bells,
which course is much more easie and true.

In the _Twenty-four Changes_ are contained the _six
Changes_; the _three Extream Bells_ in the _Twenty-four_
makes the _six Changes_ in course, every _extream change_
being one of the _six_, and the _Hunt_ hunting through each
of the _six Changes_, makes _Twenty-four_: For Example, take
the _three Extream_ Bells in the first _Twenty-four_ set
down before, which are 234, and set down the _six Changes_
on them, thus.--

234
324
342
432
423
243
234

Now take the first _Change_, which is 234, set the _Treble_
before it, and _hunt_ it through, thus.--

1234
2134
2314
2341

The _Treble_ being _hunted_ up behinde, take the next
_Change_ of the _six_, which is 324, set it dir