ITTLE Miss, pretty Miss, Blessings rest upon you; If I had half-a-crown a day I'd spend it all upon you.

ITTLE Miss Muffett,

She sat on a tuffet,

Eating of curds and whey; There came a great spider, Who sat down beside her, And frighten'd Miss Muffet

DANCE, Thumbkin, dance,

Dance, ye merrymen, every one;

For Thumbkin, he can dance alone,
Thumbkin, he can dance alone.

Dance, Foreman, dance,

Dance, ye merrymen, every one;
But Foreman, he can dance alone,
Foreman, he can dance alone.

Dance, Middleman, dance,
Dance, ye merrymen, every one;
For Middleman, he can dance alone,
Middleman, he can dance alone.

Dance, Ringman, dance,

Dance, ye merrymen, every one;
For Ringman, he can dance alone,
Ringman, he can dance alone.

Dance, Littleman, dance,

Dance, ye merrymen, every one;
For Littleman, he can't dance alone,
Littleman, he can't dance alone.

HE man in the wilderness asked me,

THE

How many strawberries grew in the sea?

I answer'd him, as I thought good,

As many as red herrings grew in the wood.

THERE

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HERE was an old woman went up in a blanket,

Ninety-nine times as high as the moon :

But where she was going nobody could tell,

For under her arm she carried a broom.

said I,

Old woman, old
woman, old woman,
Whither, O whither, whither so high?
O, I'm sweeping the cobwebs off the sky,
And I'll come down to you bye and bye.

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