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The nursery rhymes of England (1886)

Halliwell-Phillipps, J. O. (James Orchard), 1820-1889 · London and New York. F. Warne and co. · leaf 318

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leaves, the little bird moults all itsfeathers, and so I spill the milk; Oh! saidthe old man, then Ill tumble oft the ladderand break my neck, so he tumbled off theladder and broke his neck ; and when theold man broke his neck, the great walnuttree fell down with a crash, and upset theold form and… … SEVENTEENTH CLASS—LOCAL. DXCVIII. UpiHERE was a little nobby colt,His name was Nobby Gray ; His head was made of ponce straw,His tail was made of hay ; He conld ramble, he could trot,He could carry a mustard-pot,Round the town of Woodstock,Hey, Jenny, hey ! LOCAL. DXCIX. KINGS SUTTON is a pretty…

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