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I, said the Sparrow ; With my bow and arrow I killed Cock Robin. Who saw him
die? I, said the Fly ; With my little eye I saw him die. Who caught his blood? I, said
the Fish ; With my little dish I caught his blood. COCK ROBIN. Who'll make his ...
I, said the Sparrow ; With my bow and arrow I killed Cock Robin. Who saw him
die? I, said the Fly ; With my little eye I saw him die. Who caught his blood? I, said
the Fish ; With my little dish I caught his blood. COCK ROBIN. Who'll make his ...
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... my bow and arrow I killed Cock Robin . Who saw him die ? I , said the Fly ; With
my little eye I saw him die . Who caught his blood ? I , said the Fish ; With my little
dish I caught his blood . 1 WE COCK ROBIN . Who ' ll make his COCK ROBIN.
... my bow and arrow I killed Cock Robin . Who saw him die ? I , said the Fly ; With
my little eye I saw him die . Who caught his blood ? I , said the Fish ; With my little
dish I caught his blood . 1 WE COCK ROBIN . Who ' ll make his COCK ROBIN.
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Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. 1 WE COCK ROBIN . Who ' ll make his shroud ? The
Owl The BeetLE , AND Cock ROBIN . THE KITL AND Cock ROBIN .
Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. 1 WE COCK ROBIN . Who ' ll make his shroud ? The
Owl The BeetLE , AND Cock ROBIN . THE KITL AND Cock ROBIN .
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Who'll make his shroud ? I, said the Beetle ; With my thread and needle I'll make
his shroud. Who'll dig his grave? I, said the Owl; With my spade and shovel I'll dig
his grave. Who'll carry him to the grave? I, said the Kite ; If it's not in the night, I'll ...
Who'll make his shroud ? I, said the Beetle ; With my thread and needle I'll make
his shroud. Who'll dig his grave? I, said the Owl; With my spade and shovel I'll dig
his grave. Who'll carry him to the grave? I, said the Kite ; If it's not in the night, I'll ...
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Who ' ll make his shroud ? I , said the Beetle ; With my thread and needle I ' ll
make his shroud . Who ' ll dig his grave ? I , said the Owl ; With my spade and
shovel I ' ll dig his grave . Who ' ll carry him to the grave ? I , said the Kite ; If it ' s
not in ...
Who ' ll make his shroud ? I , said the Beetle ; With my thread and needle I ' ll
make his shroud . Who ' ll dig his grave ? I , said the Owl ; With my spade and
shovel I ' ll dig his grave . Who ' ll carry him to the grave ? I , said the Kite ; If it ' s
not in ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Aunt Friendly's Gift Little folks library |
| Author | Sarah Schoonmaker Baker |
| Publisher | F. Warne and Company, 1899 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 19 May 2007 |
| Length | 258 pages |
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