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OLD MOTHER GOOSE AND HER SON JACK.

TALES

ILLUJTRP ATED D _

CONSTANCE H ASLEWOod.

NEV YORK
FREDERICK WARNED & C
1889.

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OLD MOTHER GOOSE.

Old Mother Goose, when
She wanted to wander,
WouLd ride through the air
On a very fine wander.
Mother Goose had a house,
'Twas built in a wood,
Where an owl at the door
For sentineL stood.
This is her son Jack,
A pLain-Looking Lad;
He is not very Lood
Nor yet very bad.

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OLD MOTHER GOOSE.

She sent him to market,
A li-.e .,-,ose he bought,
"Here, mother," sa, s he,
"It will not 80 for nought."

Jack's Crew.. very fond,
They'd both eat together,
Or swinm in onre pond.

Jack found one fine morning,
As I have been told,
His goose had Laid him
An egg of pure sold.

Jack ran to his mother,
The news for to tell;
She called him a good boy,
And said it was weLl.

Jack sold his-gold egg,
To a rogue of a Jew,
Who cheated him out of
The half of his due.

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OLD MOTHER GOOSE.

Then Jack went a courting
A Lady so gay,
AE fai r .. the LI ,
And s. eet a s thb Mla .

The Je..v and the rSclire
Can-,e :ehi rid hi back,
And began to beIla. b ur
The sides of poor Jack.

And then the c.Ld :
Was thrown into the sea,
When Jack jumped in,
And oot it back presently.

The Jew got the 8oose,
Which he vowed he would kill,
Resolving at once
His po.:lC. s to fill

Ja,:k mother cane nr
Ar, _~u I th ~c, e U. or
And rv-,..t.,rt ts k. ck,
Fiee..\ up to the i-.,rnon

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MISTER FOX, 0

A fox went out in a hungry plight,
A r,.j I-,> I:.: :,-4I ._,t -t- m oorn t,-, -; i n [, ll
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He tookthe grey 8oose by, the sLeeve
5..- he ''M dar r._-o-,se .and by your Leare
I LL take you a.,ay, .Athout reprie.e
A nd carry- yOY:u to m/ den 0'
He sized th e. .y the neck
And -. un, her all his back,
The black uc.k cried out
Quack1 quack quacL
With her teq5 hanin. danll n down, O

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'- "-b '- in luck here's agood Fstt jud:l
W''th n (In dJan .f[cnj dowvn C '
Tk et. n with hi. hunO rr,. .ife
rThe did .ery W1 w v.'ithoit fork or kn.f'e
The, ne&er~ f-.C Eg .oosa
bila the in lif e,
..A d the Tl-~Ei nes --picked the ~ones 0i

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ONE, TWO, BUCKLE MY SHOE.

One, two, buckle my shoe.
.T e'- f' i.,r knock at th j :- '.r-
F ,e. ~, ..ck 'Ju st; :I. I
S er, e ..ht La', them S-tr lpht.
Nir-,e ten s (cod fPat hen.
ELeven,tweLve who -.. iL eeLv/e:
Thirteen,fourteen, n-, id 2 -court ,r'.
Fifteei r --; teen r-n -- r l ,
>e. .:r. r- t n ri h teerl, ,- o .'l:. i '.. 9 n p [
iJrn eten twenty. 1 '.' m p ie p rent

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MULTIPLICATION IS VEXATION.

Multiplication is vexation,
Division is as bad;
The Rule of three doth puzzle me,
And Practice drives me mad,

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A TEN O' CLOCK SCHOLAR.

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A diLLer, a dollar, a ten o'cLock scholar,
What makes you come so soon
You used to come at ten o'clock.
But now you come at noon

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THE FROG WHO WOULD A-WOOING GO.

A Frog he would a-wooin 0go
Whether his mother would Let him or no,

So ofP he set with his opera hat,
And on the road he met with a rat

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THE FROG WHO WOULD A-WrOOING GO.

Pray,M-R,\at,will you come With me
Kind Md Mousey Por to see?"

When they came to the door of Mouseys hall,
They 3ave a Loud knock,and they gave a Loud call

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THE FROG WHO WOULD A-WOOING GO

"Pray, M- Mouse, are you within ?"
Oh, yes, kind sirs,I'm sLttin-g to spin.'

Pray,M Fro.widl you give us a son_ ?"
"But le iLt e something_ that's noL very lon."

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THE FROG WHO WOULD A-WOOING GO.

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"Since you have cau 1he cold,Mr Fro' Mousey said,
I'LL sinS you a sonQ that have just madee.

Butwhile they were aLL a merry-makin ,
A cat and her kitlens came tum6 bin in .

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THE FROG WHO WOULD A-WOOING GO.

The cat she seized the pat by the crown;
The kittens they puLLed the Litte mouse down.

This put M!' Fro. in a terrible Pright;
He took up his hat, and wished them ,ood nikh

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THE FROG WHO WOULD A-WOOING GO.

But as Fr-.:. '. 'as crossn3 3'. er a br'ool,
A Liy-white duck came and Sobbled him up.

So there was an end of one, two, three,
Thke'at.the Mo'se,and the little Froc -ee

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I HAD A LITTLE HUSBAND.

Shad a Little husband,no bi88er than my thumb;
I put him-in a pinEpot,and there I bid him drum,
I bought a Litkle horse,that galloped up and down;
I bridled him,and saddled him, and sern him ouL oFtown
I _ave him some _arters, to carter up his hose;
d I.I.l r., r, rch .. ,f.~e ,, : Li.le nose

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I HAD A LITTLE DOLL.

I had a little doll,the prettiest ever seen,
She washed the dishes, she kept the house clean:
She went to the milL to Fetch me some Flour,
She brought it home in Less than an hour;
She baked me my bread, she brewed me my ale,
She sat by the Fire and told many a Fine tale.

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THE LITTLE BOY AND GIRL.

There was a LiLtte boy and a Littleirl
Lived in an alley;
Says the Little boy to the LittLe irl,
"ShaLL I, oh!shaLL 1 ?"

Says the little _ir to the LiItle boy,
"What shall we do?"
Says the little boy to the Little ir.
"I will kissyou."

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THE SQUIRREL

The winds bhey did blow,
The Leaves they did waS,
Alor came a be, ar bc, .-
And. put me i r'his ba,
He took me up to London,
A Lad, did ie bu'.

Put me in a sdiver ca e,
And hung. me up on high
With apples by the Pire,
And nuts Por to crack,
Besides a little Feather bed
To rest my .little back.

THE FAT MAN OF BOMBAY.

There .., s Fs t m-in of Boii'b ',
Ahc. .~-nolI e'h oe sunshinyday
Wh ----ttedsn pe
I Fle ,. av e '.%lh his p;pe
Whi ch vexed the Pat man oP Bombay.

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THE OLD MAN OF THE NILE.

There was an old man oP the Nile,
/ .WVo had a benevoLent smite.
-_ When they said
Smite again"
He replied
"I'm not vain"
Buti th;rk I know
how to smile."

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LITTLE JESSIE

Jessie is both young and Pair,
Dewy eyes and sunny hair;

Are not where her beauty lies,
Jessie is both Pond and true
Heart oP gold,and wilL o yew,
Will o yew, and heart oF old,
SiLLl her charms are scarceLy told.
IF she yet remain unsung,
Pretty, con stan t,docie,yo un,
What remains not here compiled
Jessie is a little child.

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LITTLE JOHNNY.

Johnny shall have a new bonnet,
And Johnny shaLL 0o the Pair,
And Johnny shall have a blue iobon
To tie up his bonny brown hair.

And why may I not Love Johnny?
And why may not Johnny Love me ?
And why may I not Love Johnny,
As well as any body ?

And here's a leg For a stocking
And here is a le Tor a shoe
And he has a kiss For his daddy
And two For his mammy,I trow.

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MY LITTLE OLD MAN.

My little old man
and I Fel out,
I'LL teLlyiou what
t'was all about.

I had money,and
he had none,
And t-hat's the way
the noise begun.

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THE OLD WOMAN OF LEEDS.

There was an old woman
oP Leeds,
Who spent aLL her time in
-ood deeds;
She worked Por the poor
Till her PFners were sore
This pious old woran of Leeds.

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LITTLE FRED.

When little Fred went to bed,
He always said his prayers}
He kissed Papa,and then Mamma,
And straghetway went up stairs.

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GREGORY GRIGGS

Greoory Grigs, Gre ory Griggs,
Had twenty-seven diPferent wigs,
He wore them up,and he wore them down,
To please, he people or Bostor, c. n
He ..ore thr- m eas.. 5nd he ,.ore t-lerr ..est.
Et he r.,.&r could tell h. hc e i, ed be.r -

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BESSY BELL AND IMARY GRAY.

Bessy Bell and Mary Gray.
They were Ewo bonny lassies;
They buitLa house upon the Lea,
And covered i wih rashes.

B .:. 1' ept tl-e ? rJ.I? te
i:d Mla..- tept th- F,:,-.
Bess', al'.,a, s h 1 S-t
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MY LITTLE HIGHLANDER.

Pi i .n ," r hII u1.
FleetL., a.s 1 deer runs .
iJ..e,- car n L-eep -ttl[ -

do A happ^. [tta L-ddl '
I -I._ h :,'l ,j r, ,-n d, s .
,"-^ _- -',.-^ 'He [... e-.r, :br ,ht u,_r,5h n
Vl1a dn-: e .1'm np, and F

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LITTLE JULIA AP-JONES,

LLttLe Julia Ap-Jones stood on the cold stones,
NLbbLLn_ a morsel oF cheese,
When a little Welsh rabbit
RirvninA by. tried torab it
Quite fotSettinS to sa/
IF vou please,

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THE BUSY BEE.

'busy ee
S i Cdear me,
.W' re shall I fI n4 ood ho
s o.er street
Is te a treat,
W -n ,on eat
Its b ,: orn n 5 qu t. nn,,

ove the scented ,cloven:

'e to pray
The Lo Lon id a
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For a merry rover

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SISSY, SISSY, COME AND DRINK.

S-ss,', x5ss,. come and drink
OP this .ter Fresh and clear
I am standinO on the brink /
OF a lake tht I e Found here

In it I can see the sl BLue as t Looks up on ht'h
We can bathe.drink or play
In thie ..'ater e.-er cid,

I.:,n see brds in Lt.too
'elloov,' bird-= lI,.e me and you
Ho.. dJd the, I.et t~ere I .v n r
For the .-.ater th:', are undo

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s.TEN LITTLE NIGGERS.

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Ten LitUle Nr., went out to dine
One choed his LittLe seLF, and then there were Nine.

Nine Little Nijer Boys sat up very late
One overslept himselP,and then there were Eihht

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TEN LITTLE NIGGERS.

Ej'hr Little NJ er Bos rtra,ellin Ln D.-oan,
One said he'd stay there, and then there were Seven

/ Seven LLttle Njker- Boys chopping up Sticks
One chopped himselF in haLves,and then there were Six.

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TEN LITTLE NIGGERS.

Sx LLttLe NL er Boys ptayino with a HLve;
A Bumble-Bee stun5 one, and then there were
Five.

Five LLttle Niger Boys5oinr i Fn o Law;
One ot in Chancery,and then there were Four.

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Fc, ur LPte fjQ0r oy c.lc t ,c i
A Red Herrin swaLLowed one, and then there
".'.ere Three

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Three LUtle Nier Boys walking in the Zoo
The big Bear hugged one, and then there were Two.

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TEN LITTLE NIGGERS.

Two Little Nger Boys sLttLn in the Sun;
One Sot FrizzLed,up, and then there was One.
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One L t-le NLS r" Bo, I'. r; a 5ll ione
'He ot married,and then there were None.

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THERE WAS A LITTLE MAN.
There was a LLttLe man,
And he had a LtLLUe un,
And his bullets were made of Lead Leadc, ead;
He went to the brook
And saw a little duck,
And he shoL it r-ht through the head,
head, head.
He carried it home
To his old wiFe Joan,
And bid her a Pire For to make, make, make,
To roast the Lttle duck
He had shot in the broo
And .he'd o and fetch her

dr he 'drake

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LITTLE FOUR YEARS OLD.
At dawn .i oF the morning
Sweet Four-years-old awakes,
And Prom his drowsveyelids
The downy slum br shal-e s

His soft hair all a vu.k.ble- '
About hts pretty -ead.
Tryi g to put his r -; on,
He sits up in hi;- .

.,hen re d has his breakFast.
An.d tk,-t runs oFF to play.
le m:e to be a ardner
Ar.n JL. he says) to-day.

I m-," to have a trade

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LITTLE FOUR YEARS OLD.
Anrd no,..t lam a carpenter
I hrrmer ein b nails;
Ou : oF rhts box I'm makhn
A ro.. .oF_arden pates.

Bu.t L his PanicY changes
i Thek h, -makers are near,
A..nd a Llttle driver
V:- l. Fouryears-otd appear

And proudly now he marches .
Holding his whip,you see! i --
A sweeter LIttle plough boy
Than this, Ihere cannot be.

Thus bill the ev'ninn shado.. s
Close o'er the busy da\ .
He mimics many labours ~i
In ever charnjin p1',:,.

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LITTLE FOUR YEARS OLD.

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And murmurs,
4 "Good ni ht, dear,
It's only itRe Freddie
A Your own boy,
now that's here"

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