Mother Goose's Melodies, Or, Songs for the NurseryHoughton, Osgood, 1878 - Всего страниц: 186 |
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... nights . As poetess laureate to the nursery she is less known there . Halliwell has nothing whatever to say about her , and no English bibliographical work contains her name . At least , it is not mentioned , as far as the writer knows ...
... nights . As poetess laureate to the nursery she is less known there . Halliwell has nothing whatever to say about her , and no English bibliographical work contains her name . At least , it is not mentioned , as far as the writer knows ...
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... night , With a rowley , powley , etc. But as Froggy was crossing over a brook , Heigho , says Rowley , A lily - white duck came and gobbled him up , With a rowley , powley , etc. So there was an end of one , two , 8 Mother Goose's ...
... night , With a rowley , powley , etc. But as Froggy was crossing over a brook , Heigho , says Rowley , A lily - white duck came and gobbled him up , With a rowley , powley , etc. So there was an end of one , two , 8 Mother Goose's ...
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... night . " But the dog would not . She went a little further , and she met a stick . So she said , " Stick ! stick ! beat dog ; dog won't bite pig ; piggy won't get over the stile ; and I shan't get home to - night . " But the stick ...
... night . " But the dog would not . She went a little further , and she met a stick . So she said , " Stick ! stick ! beat dog ; dog won't bite pig ; piggy won't get over the stile ; and I shan't get home to - night . " But the stick ...
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... the stick began to beat the dog ; the dog began to bite the pig ; the little pig in a fright jumped over the stile ; and so the ɔld woman got home that night . A man of words and not of deeds1 Is like Mother Goose's Melodies . II.
... the stick began to beat the dog ; the dog began to bite the pig ; the little pig in a fright jumped over the stile ; and so the ɔld woman got home that night . A man of words and not of deeds1 Is like Mother Goose's Melodies . II.
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... night , For a bad master , and a worse dame . Father lohnson Nicholas Iohnson's son ; Son Iohnson Nicholas Iohnson's father.40 Fiddle - de - dee , fiddle - de - dee , The fly shall marry the humble - bee . They went to the church , and ...
... night , For a bad master , and a worse dame . Father lohnson Nicholas Iohnson's son ; Son Iohnson Nicholas Iohnson's father.40 Fiddle - de - dee , fiddle - de - dee , The fly shall marry the humble - bee . They went to the church , and ...
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apples baby began bird Bobby Shafto butcher carrion crow Cock Robin crooked dame Dance o'er died ding eggs Elizabeth eyes fell fiddle flew Fol de riddle gay lady Halliwell Heigho hill house that Jack Isaac Vergoose Jack built Jack Sprat Jenny Wren Johnny jumped killed the rat Kind sir king kiss lady Lee legs Little Bo-peep little boy little girl Little Robin Redbreast lived London London bridge malt That lay mare married mee-ow merry milk Mother Goose Mother Goose's Melodies mouse ne'er nose nursery o'er my lady Old Mother Hubbard old woman Pemmy Peter poor pretty maid Pussy-cat queen rhyme ride round Say the bells says pussy says Rowley shoe Simple Simon sing Solomon Grundy song stick stole Street Taffy tail Thomas Fleet thou Tittlemouse Tommy took town tree twine wife
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