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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 322

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ck and I. A little bit of powdered beef,And a great net of cabbage,The best meal I have had to-day,Is a good bowl of porridge. DCVITI. I LOST my mare in Lincoln lane,And couldnt tell where to find her, Till she came home both lame and blind,With never a tail behind her. DCIX.CRIPPLE DICK upon a… … EIGHTEENTH CLASS—RELICS. • i SI 1 • DCXI. tJtiE girl in the lane, that couldnt speak plain, Cried gobble, gobble, gobble :The man on the hill, that couldnt stand still,Went hobble, hobble, hobble. DCXII. HINK, minx ! the old witch winks, The fat begins to fry:Theres nobody at home but jumping Joan,…

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