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... Robin Redbreast , That Goldfinch , dress'd so gay ; What though her gay apparel Becomes her very well , Yet Jenny's modest dress and look Must bear away the bell . " az Then came the Bride and Bridegroom ; Quite plainly was.
... Robin Redbreast , That Goldfinch , dress'd so gay ; What though her gay apparel Becomes her very well , Yet Jenny's modest dress and look Must bear away the bell . " az Then came the Bride and Bridegroom ; Quite plainly was.
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Joseph Cundall. Then came the Bride and Bridegroom ; Quite plainly was she dress'd , And blush'd so much , her cheeks were As red as Robin's breast . But Robin cheer'd her up ; " My pretty Jen , ” said he , " We're going to be married ...
Joseph Cundall. Then came the Bride and Bridegroom ; Quite plainly was she dress'd , And blush'd so much , her cheeks were As red as Robin's breast . But Robin cheer'd her up ; " My pretty Jen , ” said he , " We're going to be married ...
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Joseph Cundall. The Goldfinch came on next , To give away the Bride ; The Linnet , being bride's - maid , Walk'd 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 ...
Joseph Cundall. The Goldfinch came on next , To give away the Bride ; The Linnet , being bride's - maid , Walk'd 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 ...
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... her fortune I will pay : Here's a bag of grain of many sorts , And other things beside ; Now happy be the Bridegroom , And happy be the Bride ! " COCK ROBIN AND JENNY WREN . Then on her finger COCK ROBIN AND JENNY wren .
... her fortune I will pay : Here's a bag of grain of many sorts , And other things beside ; Now happy be the Bridegroom , And happy be the Bride ! " COCK ROBIN AND JENNY WREN . Then on her finger COCK ROBIN AND JENNY wren .
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... Parson Rook : While the Lark aloud did sing , " Happy be the Bridegroom , And happy be the Bride ! And may not man , nor bird , nor beast , This happy pair divide . " The birds were ask'd to dine ; Not Jenny's friends.
... Parson Rook : While the Lark aloud did sing , " Happy be the Bridegroom , And happy be the Bride ! And may not man , nor bird , nor beast , This happy pair divide . " The birds were ask'd to dine ; Not Jenny's friends.
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beat dog began bite pig Bob Rose bonny song bride burn stick chair clouds are falling COCK ROBIN Cocky-locky cried crumpled horn dance door Drawings by HARRISON Drawings by JOHN Ducky-daddles e-oh Engraved by WALTER Farmer Ganderee gave Mousey Goosie-poosie HARRISON WEIR Heigho says Rowley home to-night house that Jack Huge Bear Illustrated with Six Jack built Jack Hardy JENNY WREN JOHN ABSOLON kill'd the rat kiss'd the maiden LITTLE BO-PEEP'S LITTLE GOODY TWO-SHOES LITTLE MAID little Margery little Silver-hair maiden all forlorn malt MASON Middle Bear middle voice milk'd the cow MOTHER GOOSE mouse old Dame OLD MOTHER HUBBARD PIPER'S SON porridge Reynard ROBIN AND JENNY rowley powley SILVER SIXPENCE Simple Simon Six Drawings sly Fox soon stile tail tatter'd and torn Three Bears toss'd the dog Turkey-lurky Wee Bear wee Robin flew wee Robin says WGMASON Who'll worried the cat