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MABEL.
ILLUSTRATED
WITH 24 PICTURES IN COLOURS
BY
GEORGE LAMBERT.

What is it Winnie tries to show
Between her finger and her thumb ? /
A Penny I which will buy, I know,
For all my friends a sugar-plum.

LONDON:
FREDERICK WARNE & CO.
BEDFORD STREET, STRAND.

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H alf Title..................................
'tinn;e and the Penny(frontispiece) .......... .
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-. Imnprint ... ........................... 4
Li-l ot Putures ................. ....... .
Da. and her Doggie .......................
Th L ad ....................... 7
S .m..ufhirn; I ne .................. ......
"v Three Lidtl D.jIIe,. ........................ 9
Little ; I O .e ........ ............. To, ':
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"Te ... ('., Ih F.rk. and the Spoon.......... z3
Shlie''i.....- ,r.,J MotherHubbard.......... 14
J.t ari. I'P' r-c p ................. ...... 15
'he LIIle Eli:k Pusie ....................6, 17
L n l. rcl in-l I mple Simon ................ 18
Rd. R,.I .n H ._,l and Mother Goose ........ 19
P..r Pu : and m innie ...................... 2o

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" Daisy had a little dog,
"- Her brother called it "Flo!"
"Daisy ran on little feet,
S"' But Flo on wheels did go. .

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Once I pas:'d a little house,
And what do you think I saw
A little maid in a big arm-chair,
And a Pussy.cat was also there,
With her eye on a sly jackdaw.

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As I was going up Something Lane,
A lame man said it was going to rain,
And his little dog bark'd a "How d'ye do?"
As much as to say that he thought so too.

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Three little dollies
Could never agree,
And so little Susie
Did whip them all three.

Little girl One did think it great fun,
With little girl Two to walk
With the Pony to see
Her little friend Three,
And with little girl Four to talk.
They met little Five and they met little Six,
With a funny old lady who walk'd with her sticks.
And Seven and Eight
Came away from the gate,
And left Nine and Ten,-
Who were two little men,
To play with their basket of bricks.

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Mary had two little dollies,
One, Pollie-the other, Mollie;
And Mary's two little dollies,
Both Pollie and Sister Mollie,
Went out to tea
With little Katie's dollies three.

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A Knife, a Fork, and a Spoon
Went out on an afternoon
To find out how their friend the Cow
"Could jump right over the Moon.

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Mother Goose and Mother Hubbard
Went to buy a nice new
cupboard.
" Stop! There!" Mother Goose did say,
For Mother Hubbard ran away,
And Mother Goose was
left to pay.

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Now, Joe was a dreadfully comical lad,
And a great many people made sure he was mad;
But little Bopeep, who tended her sheep,
Would never admit he was half so bad.

Pussie went out in a velvet gown
With shoes and mittens like eider-down;
A white lace bib was under her chin,
And she look'd as clean as a bright new pin.

A nice red collar, with studs of gold,
Hung round the neck of our Pussie bold,
And a little gold bell went "tinkle-tun"
Whenever our Pussie went out to run.

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Miss Cinderella did go to the Dance,
And Simple Simon too.

To Miss Cinderella did Simon advance
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Little Red Riding Hood met Mother Goose,
And thus to her did say,-
When next you pluck your feathers,
Goose,
May I go with you,
pray ?"

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What makes poor Puss love Minnie so?
It is but this, and only this,
That Minnie loves poor
Puss, you know.

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A little jug, a little jug,
I wonder what is in it,-
Cocoa, Coffee, Milk, or Tea,
Meant
for
Jennie,
Sue,
or
Me?
We'll find
out
in
a Minute.

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Buttercups are

yellow, dears,

/ Daisies always

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S The Sun shines only in the day,

The Moon shines in the night.

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A boy and a girl had
Sa quarrel one day.
Oh, dear! What was I about to say ?
This boy and this girl
Had a quarrel one day,
And that is all that I have to say
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