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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 carry him to the grave.
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 carry him to the grave.
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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
carry him to the grave . Wm WA WA NA VAL 11 OU 3 THE LINNET COCK ROBIN.
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
carry him to the grave . Wm WA WA NA VAL 11 OU 3 THE LINNET COCK ROBIN.
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Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. The Linnet, the Dove, the Thrush, and Coc* Robin.
Who'll carry the link? I, said the linnet ; I'll.
Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. The Linnet, the Dove, the Thrush, and Coc* Robin.
Who'll carry the link? I, said the linnet ; I'll.
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Who'll carry the link? I, said the linnet ; I'll fetch 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 in the dark, I'll be the Clerk. Who'll be ...
Who'll carry the link? I, said the linnet ; I'll fetch 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 in the dark, I'll be the Clerk. Who'll be ...
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Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. NA VAL 11 OU 3 THE LINNET , THE DOVE , THE
THRUSH , AND Cock ROBIN . Who ' ll carry the link ? I , said.
Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. NA VAL 11 OU 3 THE LINNET , THE DOVE , THE
THRUSH , AND Cock ROBIN . Who ' ll carry the link ? I , said.
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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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