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First figure:
A1: Up a double and back. That again.
B1: Set to partner and turn single. That again.
A2: Ones balance back and balance forward; give two hands and slip down below the twos, then turn down and out to face neighbour on the diagonal. Push them up diagonally; lead in to progressed places.
B2: Fall back with neighbour; lead forward. Both couples two-hand turn.
Repeat A2 and B2 until all are back to place.
Second figure:
A1: Partners gipsy L half-way; turn single R. Gipsy R half-way; turn single L.
B1: 1st man jump in to face down, 1st woman jump in to face partner; twos the same. Threes; fours.
Third figure:
A1: Arm R. Arm L.
B1: All four slips L; four R. Four R; four L.
A2: 1st man jump out to home place, 1st woman same; twos same. Threes same; fours same.
B2+3: Progressive grand chain: Ones give R to partner to start, the others face up and wait to be brought in, all finishing where you started.
This is Cecil Sharp's interpretation. Wwith live music the Round traditionally repeats this figure until the first couple is back to the top place, but EFDSS practice and recorded music repeats it until the 4th couple is at the top (so the 4s never get a chance to lead the figure, but they get to lead the final figure instead).