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A book of nursery rhymes : being Mother Goose's melodies arranged in the order of attractiveness and interest (1901)

Welsh, Charles, 1850-1914 · Boston : D. C. Heath · leaf 37

An illustration from A book of nursery rhymes : being Mother Goose's melodies arranged in the order of attractiveness and interest, 1901, leaf 37 — Hush thee, my babby.Lie still with thy daddy. Thy mammy has gone to the mill,To grind thee some wheatTo make thee some meat, And so, my dear babby, lie still. i6 A BOOK OF NURSERY RHYMES Bye, baby Bunting,Daddys gone a-hunting.To get a little rabbits skin.To wrap his baby Bunting in. … Diddle, diddle, dumpling, My son JohnWent to bed With his stockings on;One shoe off, The other shoe on,Diddle, diddle, dumpling, My son John. MOTHER-PLAY RHYMES 17 ^> HusH-A-BYE, baby,On the tree-top,When the wind blowsThe cradle will rock;When the bough breaksThe cradle will fall,Down will come…

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