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Now Jill did laugh, And Jack did cry, But his tears did soon abate ; When he
heard Jill say They both would play At see-saw across a gate. They see-sawed
high, They see-sawed low, At length they both did tumble ; " "We both are down
We ...
Now Jill did laugh, And Jack did cry, But his tears did soon abate ; When he
heard Jill say They both would play At see-saw across a gate. They see-sawed
high, They see-sawed low, At length they both did tumble ; " "We both are down
We ...
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Now Jill did laugh , And Jack did cry , But his tears did soon abate ; When he
heard Jill say They both would play At see - saw across a gate . They see -
sawed high , They see - sawed low , At length they both did tumble ; “ We both
are down ...
Now Jill did laugh , And Jack did cry , But his tears did soon abate ; When he
heard Jill say They both would play At see - saw across a gate . They see -
sawed high , They see - sawed low , At length they both did tumble ; “ We both
are down ...
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Who'll toll the beU? I, said the Bull, Because I can pull ; So, Cock Robin, farewell.
All the birds of the air Fell a-sighing and sobbing, When they heard the bell toll
For poor Cock Robin. ASTCB, LÍN'.ií AND TH.DÏN FOUNUTwN'S В L LITTLE EED
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Who'll toll the beU? I, said the Bull, Because I can pull ; So, Cock Robin, farewell.
All the birds of the air Fell a-sighing and sobbing, When they heard the bell toll
For poor Cock Robin. ASTCB, LÍN'.ií AND TH.DÏN FOUNUTwN'S В L LITTLE EED
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Who ' ll tell the bell ? I , said the Bull , Because I can pull ; So , Cock Robin ,
farewell . All the birds of the air Fell a - sighing and sobbing , When they heard
the bell toll For poor Cock Robin . ANAL ASI DO NE The Bull TOLLING THE
BELL .
Who ' ll tell the bell ? I , said the Bull , Because I can pull ; So , Cock Robin ,
farewell . All the birds of the air Fell a - sighing and sobbing , When they heard
the bell toll For poor Cock Robin . ANAL ASI DO NE The Bull TOLLING THE
BELL .
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... and the birds all sang their sweetest songs to her, and the bluebells nodded
their pretty heads, for everything loved the gentle- child. By and bye a great
hungry "Wolf came up to her He wished to eat her up, but as he heard the wood-
LITTLE ...
... and the birds all sang their sweetest songs to her, and the bluebells nodded
their pretty heads, for everything loved the gentle- child. By and bye a great
hungry "Wolf came up to her He wished to eat her up, but as he heard the wood-
LITTLE ...
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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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