NURSE LOVECHILD'S LEGACY

BEING

A MIGHTY FINE COLLECTION

OF

THE MOST NOBLE, MEMORABLE
AND VERACIOUS

NURSERY
RHYMES

Embellished by C. Lovat Fraser
for the Poetry Bookshop

A NEW EDITION

(Fourth Thousand)

THE POETRY BOOKSHOP
35 DEVONSHIRE STREET
THEOBALDS ROAD, LONDON, W.C.1

III. Song

IV. Hush-a-bye, Baby

V. Little Jack Horner

VI. Little Miss Muffet

VII. Jack and Jill

VIII. Cross Patch

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XIV. I won't be my Father's Jack

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X. There was a Little Man

XI. There was an Old Woman

XII. I saw a Ship

XIII. There was an Old Man

No.

XV. Sing a Song of Sixpence
XVI. Ding-dong-bell

XVII. Grandpa's Song

XVIII. Little Tommy Tucker
XIX. See-saw, Margery Daw
XX. Great A, Little a
XXI. See-saw, Scaradown
XXII. Hey, diddle, diddle!

XXIII. Jack Sprat ..

XXIV. Cock-a-doodle-doo!

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XXVIII. One, Two, Three

XXIX. O my Kitten
XXX. Patty-cake

XXXI. This Little Pig

XXXII. There was a Man

XXXIII. Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat

XXXIV. Baa! baa! Black Sheep..

XXXV. Robin and Richard

XXXVI. There were Two Blackbirds

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XXXVII. The King of Spain

XXXVIII. We're Three Brethren

XXXIX. Dickory, Dickory, Dock

No.

XL. I had a Little Pony

XLI. Hark! Hark!

XLII. Baby, Baby Bunting

XLIII. Bell Horses

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XLIV. Suky, you shall be my Wife .. 50

XLV. John Stowe's Song

XLVI. All of a row

XLVII. There was an Old Woman

XLVIII. Little Jenny Wren

XLIX. Milk below

L. Old Mother Hubbard

LI. The Herald's Song
LII. Mistress Mary

LIII. Now, what do you think?
LIV. I'll tell you a Story

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INDUCTION

Here's A, B, and C,

D, E, F, and G,

H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q,
R, S, T, and U,

W, X, Y, and Z.

And here's the child's dad,
Who is sagacious and discerning,
And knows this is the fount of learning.