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NURSERY RHYMES.

EE here, we little children are seated in a row,

So talk to us, dear Grandmamma, and tell us all you know:

We want to have them all again, the Rhymes we've often

heard,

As your kind voice in the evening repeats them word by word.

We've sat and learned our lessons till we can see no more,
And three times little Janie has rattled at the door;
Come, let her in, dear Grandmamma, and take her on your
knee,

And let us have "My Lady Wind" how happy we shall be!

Lit-tle Jack Hor-ner sat in a cor-ner,

Eat-ing a Christ-mas pie;

He put in his thumb, and he took out a plum, And said, "What a good boy am I!"

IT-TLE TOM TUCK-ER

Sings for his sup-per;

What shall he eat?

White bread and but-ter.

How shall he cut it

With-out e'er a knife?

How will he be mar-ri-ed

With-out e'er a wife?

This lit-tle Pig stay-ed This lit-tle Pig got roast

This lit

tle Pig got

none.

at home.

beef;