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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 56

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The sweetest notes he always sung,Which much delighted Mary; And near the cage she d often sit,To hear her own Canary. MOTHER STORIES 35 Cushy cow bonny, let down thy milk,And I will give thee a gov/n of silk;A gown of silk and a silver tee,If thou wilt let down thy milk to me. I HAD a little cow;… … w^ I had a little cow;Hey-diddle, ho-diddle!I had a little cow, and I drove it to the stall;Hey-diddle, ho-diddle; and theres my songall! 36 A BOOK OF NURSERY RHYMES John Hobbs, John Hobbs he had a grey mare . . Ha, ha, ha!Her back stood up, and her bones were bare . . . Ha, ha, ha! John Cook was…

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