Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago : and some others of later date (1916)
Forbes, Edith Emerson · Boston, New York : Houghton Miffin Company · leaf 211
L]S^-RmG The cattie sits in the kiln-ring, Spinning, spinning.And by came a little wee mouse, Rinning, rinning. Oh, whats that youre spinning, my loesome, Loesome lady? I m spinning a sark to my young son, Said she, said she. I soopit my house, my loesome, Loesome lady. T was a sign ye dinna sit… … --—^ -\ — O^. ./:^^-^-.__^^ J 192 FAVOURITES OF A NURSERY T was a sign ye warna sillerless, Said she, said she. I gaed to the market, my loesome, Loesome lady. T was a sign ye didna sit at hame, then, Said she, said she. I coft a sheeps head, my winsome. Winsome lady. T was a sign ye werna…
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