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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 carry him to the grave . W TUE THE KITE AND COCK ROBIN , THE LINNET COCK ROBIN. ...
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 carry him to the grave . W TUE THE KITE AND COCK ROBIN , THE LINNET COCK ROBIN. ...
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Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. THE LINNET , THE DOVE , THE THRUSH , AND Cock ROBIN . Who'll carry the link ? I , said the Linnet.
Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. THE LINNET , THE DOVE , THE THRUSH , AND Cock ROBIN . Who'll carry the link ? I , said the Linnet.
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Who'll carry the link ? I , said the Linnet ; I'll fetchi it in a minute ; I'll carry the link . Who'll be the Parson ? I , said the Rook ; With my little book , I'll be the Parson . Who'll be the Clerk ? I , said the Lark ; If it's not ...
Who'll carry the link ? I , said the Linnet ; I'll fetchi it in a minute ; I'll carry the link . Who'll be the Parson ? I , said the Rook ; With my little book , I'll be the Parson . Who'll be the Clerk ? I , said the Lark ; If it's not ...
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Little Totty never grew any bigger ; but when she was old enough to be married , a wicked old Toad , who thought she would make a nice wife for her son , stole her from her tender mother , and carried her out into the middle of a pond ...
Little Totty never grew any bigger ; but when she was old enough to be married , a wicked old Toad , who thought she would make a nice wife for her son , stole her from her tender mother , and carried her out into the middle of a pond ...
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animal asked ASTOR ball beautiful became began bell better bird brought called carry caught child Cinderella Cock Robin crumpled horn Dame dance dear delight Dog That worried door dress Eating Fairy fell flower followed garden gave GIFT girl gives head heard horse House that Jack I'll JACK AND JILL Jack built Jenny killed the Rat kind King lady laughed leave Little Red Riding Little Red Riding-Hood LITTLE TOTTY lived look lost Maiden all forlorn Malt That lay MARRIAGE married Mary master milked the Cow Mole never NURSERY OLD MOTHER HUBBARD once Parson pipe play poor poor Dog pretty PUBLIC Pull RED RIDING HOOD Rook round Says SEE-SAW seen SHEEP Simple Simon sing sisters slipper told took tossed the Dog voice walk Who'll wish Wolf wood worried the Cat young
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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