Halliwell-Phillipps, J. O. (James Orchard), 1820-1889 · London and New York. F. Warne and co. · leaf 215
s are said by the nurse when moving; the childs footup and down.] THE dog of the kill,*He went to the mill To lick mill-dust:The miller he cameWith a stick on his back,— Home, dog, home !The foot behind, The foot before:When he came to a stile, Thus he jumped oer. CCCLX. [The followiug lines arc… … ELEVENTH CLASS—PARADOXES. CCCLX1. [The followiiiji is quoted in Parkins reply to Dr. Stukeleys second numberot Origincs Roystonianie, 4to, London, 17-18, p. vi.] lilETER WHITE will neer go right,Would you know the reason why ?He follows his nose whereer he goes,And that stands all awry. CCCLXII. O…
Nursery rhymes
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