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THE MAEEIAGE OF COCK ROBIN AND JENNY WEEN, It was on a merry time, "
When Jenny Wren was young> So neatly as she danced, And so sweetly as she
sung, — Bobin Eedbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant bird ; He doffed his hat
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THE MAEEIAGE OF COCK ROBIN AND JENNY WEEN, It was on a merry time, "
When Jenny Wren was young> So neatly as she danced, And so sweetly as she
sung, — Bobin Eedbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant bird ; He doffed his hat
...
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It was on a merry time , When Jenny Wren was young , So neatly as she danced ,
And so sweetly as she sung , - Robin Redbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant
bird ; He doffed his hat to Jenny , And thus to her he said : “ My dearest Jenny ...
It was on a merry time , When Jenny Wren was young , So neatly as she danced ,
And so sweetly as she sung , - Robin Redbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant
bird ; He doffed his hat to Jenny , And thus to her he said : “ My dearest Jenny ...
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The Goldfinch came on next, To give away the bride ; The Linnet, being
bridesmaid, Walked by Jenny's side ; And as she was a-walking, Said,, " Upon
my word, I think that your Cock Eobin Is a very pretty bird." The Bullfinch walked
by Eobin, ...
The Goldfinch came on next, To give away the bride ; The Linnet, being
bridesmaid, Walked by Jenny's side ; And as she was a-walking, Said,, " Upon
my word, I think that your Cock Eobin Is a very pretty bird." The Bullfinch walked
by Eobin, ...
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The Goldfinch came on next , To give away the bride ; The Linnet , being
bridesmaid , Walked by Jenny ' s side ; And as she was a - walking , Said , “ Upon
my word , I think that your Cock Robin Is a very pretty bird . ” The Bullfinch walked
by ...
The Goldfinch came on next , To give away the bride ; The Linnet , being
bridesmaid , Walked by Jenny ' s side ; And as she was a - walking , Said , “ Upon
my word , I think that your Cock Robin Is a very pretty bird . ” The Bullfinch walked
by ...
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The birds were asked to dine — Not Jenny's friends alone, But every pretty
songster That had Cock Robin known. They had a cherry-pie, Besides some
currant-wine, And every guest brought something, That sumptuous they might
dine.
The birds were asked to dine — Not Jenny's friends alone, But every pretty
songster That had Cock Robin known. They had a cherry-pie, Besides some
currant-wine, And every guest brought something, That sumptuous they might
dine.
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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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