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Nurse Lovechild's legacy : being a mighty fine collection of the most noble, memorable and veracious nursery rhymes (1922)

Fraser, Claud Lovat, 1890-1921 · London [England] : Poetry Bookshop · leaf 26

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XVII GRANDPAS SONG Oh! cruel was the press-gang That took my love from me;Oh! cruel was the little ship That took him out to sea;And cruel was the splinter-board That took away his leg:Now he is forced to fiddle-scrape, And I am forced to beg. … XVIII Little TOMMY TUCKER Sings for his supper.What shall he eat ? White bread and butter.How shall he cut it Without eer a knife ?How will he be married Without eer a wife ?

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