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Visit my Evolution of Mother Goose page.
Don't expect anything particularly scholarly here. It's just that I poked through the first couple hundred web page hits on "mother goose" and didn't see any pages by a regular person presenting his favorites. The web is large enough for such a thing -
I'm not saying these have to be your favorites. For that, find a big ol' book of Mother Goose rhymes, and jump in. Then, put up your page, and send me an invitation.
Part of the fun, for me, is comparing alternate versions of the same Mother Goose rhyme. It's actually kind of hard to find any two published versions of the same rhyme which are identical in every respect. What that says to me is that the things have always been, and still are, kicking and breathing and alive. The editors of the Mother Goose books, and the people they draw on, must have all heard slightly different rhymes when they were children. Neat! It wouldn't be the same if there were some big, standardized archive of Mother Goose rhymes somewhere, and every time a publisher decides to put out a new Mother Goose book he just turns to the archives, pecks a few keys, and downloads the ones he wants.
In the second section, I've taken the liberty of comparing some interesting differences in a few Mother Goose rhymes. Just compare, no analysis.
In the third section, I gather up Mother Goose rhymes which have a connection to Beatle songs - in some cases extremely tenuous, if not wholly imaginary! And then I went overboard and did the same for Bob Dylan songs, and then all the other pop songs that came to mind while reading Mother Goose. (What is with me?)
In the fourth section, I gather up some of the nursery rhyme words that might send an average person to the dictionary. See? you can learn something from Mother Goose!
The last section is in the good, old spirit of "for what it's worth" - an index to all the Mother Goose first lines in about 20 sources in my own library. If nothing else, you might be impressed by how prolific old Ma Goose was! I have no idea how near "complete" my list is.
Table of Contents for this Web page:
Personal favorites
Generally, I won't bore you with reasons why. You'll have to guess whether I thought the rhyme was funny, or sweet, or nice-sounding, or philosophical . . . or just plain nuts! But every now and then I can't resist a comment. There's kind of a flow from sweet and romantic, up through some Mother Goose "epics", and then back down through humorous - and maybe even a little bit mean!
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The rose is red, the violet's blue;
The pink is sweet, and so are you.
(Isn't that a hundred times classier than what we're used to?)
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Wash me and comb me,
And lay me down softly,
And set me on a bank to dry;
That I may look pretty
When some one comes by.
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MY LOVE
Saw ye aught of my love a-coming from the market?
A peck of meal upon her back,
A babby in her basket;
Saw ye aught of my love a-coming from the market?
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BOBBY SHAFTOE
Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea,
Silver buckles on his knee:
He'll come back and marry me,
Pretty Bobby Shaftoe!Bobby Shaftoe's fat and fair,
Combing down his yellow hair;
He's my love for evermore,
Pretty Bobby Shaftoe.
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Do you love me,
Or do you not?
You told me once,
But I forgot.
***
"Old woman, old woman, shall we go a-shearing?"
"Speak a little louder, sir, I am very thick o' hearing."
"Old woman, old woman, shall I kiss you dearly?"
"Thank you, kind sir, I hear you very clearly."
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What care I how black I be,
Twenty pounds will marry me;
If twenty won't forty shall,
I am my mother's bouncing girl!
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Mistress Mary, quite contrary,
How does your garden grow?
With silver bells and cockle-shells,
And pretty maids all in a row.
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Gray Goose and Gander
Gray goose and gander,
Waft your wings together,
And carry the good king's daughter
Over the one-strand river.
What a nice image . . . and bold rhyme scheme! (Look up "strand" if necessary.)
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BELLEISLE
At the siege of Belleisle
I was there all the while,
All the while, all the while,
At the siege of Belleisle.
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COME OUT TO PLAY
Girls and boys, come out to play,
The moon doth shine as bright as day;
Leave your supper, and leave your sleep,
And come with your playfellows into the street.
Come with a whoop, come with a call,
Come with a good will or not at all.
Up the ladder and down the wall,
A half-penny roll will serve us all.
You find milk, and I'll find flour,
And we'll have a pudding in half an hour.
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BANBURY CROSS
Ride a cock-horse
To Banbury Cross,
To see a fine lady
Upon a white horse.
Rings on her fingers,
Bells on her toes,
She shall have music
Wherever she goes.
This one supplied the title to a nice, old book, She Shall Have Music, I report on in my music books page. The illustrations for this rhyme are fun. Many paint the scene literally; others depict what the rhyme is for - dandling your child.
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RIDE AWAY, RIDE AWAY
Ride away, ride away, Donald shall ride,
Ride to the city to get him a bride;She shall be gentle, she shall be fair,
With gems on her fingers, and plumes in her hair.
This one appears just once in my Mother Goose library, in the 1933 Platt & Munk collection. Besides being about as nice as the Banbury Cross rhyme that provided the inspiration, it's got the one and only Donald in all of Goosedom. Take that, all you common ol' Jacks, Marys, and Tommys!
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Leg over leg,
As the dog went to Dover;
When he came to a stile
Jump! he went over.
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What's the news of the day,
Good neighbor, I pray?"
"They say a balloon.
Is gone up to the moon."
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THE MERCHANTS OF LONDON
Hey diddle, dinketty, poppety, pet,
The merchants of London they wear scarlet;
Silk in the collar, and gold in the hem,
So merrily march, the merchantmen.
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My uncle died a week ago
And left me all his riches:
A wooden leg; a feather bed;
And a pair of leather breeches;
A hammer and a rusty nail;
A jug without a handle;
A pussy cat without a tail,
And half a farthing candle.
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Jeremiah, blow the fire,
Puff, puff, puff!
First you blow it gently,
Then you blow it rough.
***
One misty moisty morning,
When cloudy was the weather,
There I met an old man
Clothed all in leather;
Clothed all in leather,
With a strap below his chin.
How do you do? And how do you do?
And how do you do again?
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I Think So; Don't You?
If many men knew
What many men know,
If many men went
Where many men go,
If many men did
What many men do,
The world would be better--
I think so; don't you?If muffins and crumpets
Grew already toasted,
And sucking pigs ran about
Already roasted,
And the bushes were covered
With jackets all new,
It would be convenient--
I think so; don't you?
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I SAW A SHIP A-SAILING
I saw a ship a-sailing,
A-sailing on the sea;
And, oh! it was all laden
With pretty things for thee!There were comfits in the cabin,
And apples in the hold;
The sails were made of silk,
And the masts were made of gold.The four and twenty sailors
That stood between the decks,
Were four and twenty white mice,
With chains about their necks.The captain was a duck,
With a packet on his back;
And when the ship began to move,
The captain said, "Quack! quack!
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IF ALL THE SEAS WERE ONE SEA
If all the seas were one sea,
What a great sea that would be!
And if all the trees were one tree,
What a great tree that would be!
And if all the axes were one axe,
What a great axe that would be!
And if all the men were one man,
What a great man he would be!
And if the great man took the great axe,
And cut down the great tree,
And let it fall into the great sea,
What a splish-splash that would be!
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MY LADY WIND
My Lady Wind, my Lady Wind,
Went round about the house to find
A chink to get her foot in.
She tried the key-hole in the door,
She tried the crevice in the floor,
And drove the chimney soot in.And then, one night, when it was dark,
She blew up such a tiny spark,
That all the house was pothered:
From it she raised up such a flame
As flamed away to Belting Lane,
And White Cross folks were smothered.And thus when once, my little dears,
A whisper reaches itching ears,
The same will come, you'll find:
Take my advice, restrain your tongue,
Remember what old Nurse has sung
Of busy Lady Wind!
This is a nice example of a Mother Goose rhyme which teaches a lesson. I also like the rhyme scheme, and the wonderful assonance in the second half of verse two.
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Penny and penny,
Laid up will be many;
Who will not save a penny
Shall never have any.
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Apple-pie, pudding, and pancake,
All begins with A.
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PAIRS OR PEARS
Twelve pairs hanging high,
Twelve knights riding by,
Each knight took a pear,
And left a dozen hanging there.
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There was a girl in our town,
Silk an' satin was her gown,
Silk an' satin, gold an' velvet,
Guess her name--three times I've tell'd it.
(Ann)
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MIND YOUR COMMAS
Every lady in this land
Has twenty nails, upon each hand
Five, and twenty on hands and feet;
All this is true, without deceit.
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LOCK AND KEY
"I am a gold lock."
"I am a gold key."
"I am a silver lock."
"I am a silver key."
"I am a brass lock."
"I am a brass key."
"I am a lead lock."
"I am a lead key."
"I am a don lock."
"I am a don key."
(Hey, now we're getting a little personal!)
***
I wish I could rattle off The House That Jack Built. Notice how easy it is to recite the whole thing just looking at the last verse. Also notice the closed loop; the 11th and final verse introduces the "farmer sowing his corn":
This is the farmer sowing his corn,
That kept the cock that crowed in the morn,
That waked the priest all shaven an shorn,
That married the man all tattered and torn,
That kissed the maiden all forlorn,
That milked the cow with the crumpled horn,
That tossed the dog,
That worried the cat,
That killed the rat,
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
Say, the "corn" is where the malt came from in the first place!
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Wouldn't It Be Funny?
Wouldn't it be funny--
Wouldn't it, now--
If the dog said, "Moo-oo"
And the cow said, "Bow-wow?"
If the cat sang and whistled,
And the bird said, "Mia-ow?"
Wouldn't it be funny--
Wouldn't it, now?
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POOR OLD ROBINSON CRUSOE!
Poor old Robinson Crusoe!
Poor old Robinson Crusoe!
They made him a coat
Of an old nanny goat;
I wonder how they could do so!
With a ring-a-ting-tang,
And a ring-a-ting-tang,
Poor old Robinson Crusoe!
***
Wibbleton and Wobbleton
From Wibbleton to Wobbleton is fifteen miles,
From Wobbleton to Wibbleton is fifteen miles,
From Wibbleton to Wobbleton,
From Wobbleton to Wibbleton,
From Wibbleton to Wobbleton is fifteen miles.
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The girl in the lane, that couldn't speak plain,
Cried, "Gobble, gobble, gobble";
The man on the hill that couldn't stand still
Went hobble, hobble, hobble.
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The Late Madam Fry
The late Madam Fry,
Wore heels an ell high,
And when she walked by me,
I thought I should die.
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TWO DEAF MEN
Two deaf men went a mile to hear
A dumb man make a speech;
A cripple climbed a pear-tree near,
To get a rare-ripe peach.
This craziness is in the same vein as another bit of insanity in a short Grimm's story called The Ditmar Tale of Wonders:
"Three fellows who wanted to catch a hare, went on crutches and stilts; one of them was deaf, the second was blind, the third dumb, and the fourth could not stir a step. Do you know how it was done? First, the blind man saw the hare running across the field, the dumb one called to the deaf one, and the lame one seized it by the neck."
Well done, men!
***
A jolly fat miller is Poopleton Bun,
With elephant legs that weigh half a ton,
And face that is round and red as the sun.
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Who comes here?
"A grenadier."
What do you want?
"A pot of beer."
Where is your money?
"I've forgot."
Get you gone,
You drunken sot.
An alternative last line, "You can't have a drop," may make more sense, but is a lot less fun. My 1940 Book Of Knowledge changes the grenadier into "John O'Queer" and leaves out the alky-hol completely.
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DOCTOR FELL
I do not like thee, Doctor Fell;
The reason why I cannot tell;
But this I know and know full well,
I do not like thee, Doctor Fell!
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A Pretty Lass
It's once I courted as pretty a lass,
As ever your eyes did see;
But now she's come to such a pass,
She never will do for me.She invited me to her own house,
Where oft I'd been before;
And she tumbled me into the hogtub,
And I'll never go there any more.
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THE QUARREL
My little old man and I fell out;
I'll tell you what 't was all about,--
I had money and he had none,
And that's the way the noise begun.
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Teeter, teeter, little Peter,
Took a wife and then he beat her.
Many times in common meter.
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Jerry Hall,
He was so small,
A rat could eat him,
Hat and all.
***
You will find in the big index below that some Mother Goose editors include a few rhymes by known writers. Why not? Somebody had to think up each of the anonymous ones. In that spirit, I hereby nominate a page from Dr. Seuss's ABC:
BIG M
little m
Many mumbling mice
are making
midnight music
in the moonlight . . .mighty nice
Some Mother Goose differences
As I said earlier, it's actually pretty hard to find two printings of the same Mother Goose rhyme that are identical in every respect. For instance, in my favorites above, I included "Mistress Mary, quite contrary...", which I think is a touch nicer than "Mary, Mary..." To document differences like this would basically involve reprinting all the Mother Goose books ever published in their entirety, but here are a few more samples:
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Hickory, dickery, dock!
Dickery, dickery, dock!***
Charley, Charley, stole the barley...
Charlie, Charlie, stole some barley...
Charley Parley stole the barley...***
Little Nancy Etticoat | In a white petticoat...
Little Nanny Etticoat | In a white petticoat...
Little Nannie Netticoat | In a white petticoat...
Little Nancy Etticote | In a white petticoat...***
Girls and boys, come out to play | The moon doth shine as bright as day...
Boys and girls, come out to play | The moon is shining bright as day...***
Little Tom Tucker... How will he be married | Without e'er a wife?
Little Tommy Tucker... How can he marry without a wife?***
From Little Miss Muffet:
There came a big spider, | And sat down beside her...
There came a little spider, | Who sat down beside her...***
From Baa, Baa, Black Sheep:
And one for the little boy | that lives in our lane.
But none for the little boy | Who cries in the lane.***
From Georgie Porgie:
When the boys came out to play, Georgie Porgy ran away.
When the girls came out to play, Georgie Porgie ran away.***
How about Rub-a-dub-dub? Which one did you grow up with? If you're like me, you'll be all at sea after scanning the versions in my collection:
Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub,
And who do you think they be?
The butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker,
And all of them gone to sea.
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Hey, rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub,
And who do you think they were?
The butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker,
And all had come from the fair.
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The butcher,
The baker,
The candlestick-maker,
They all went to sea,
In a great big potato.
***
Rub-a-dub-dub,
Three men in a tub;
The butcher, the baker,
The candlestick-maker;
And they all jumped out of a rotten potato.
***
Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub,
And how do you think they got there?
The butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker,
They all jumped out of a rotten potato,
'Twas enough to make a man stare.
***
Rub-a-dub-dub,
Three men in a tub,
And who do you think they be?
The butcher, the baker,
The candlestick-maker;
Turn 'em out, knaves all three!***
Sometimes, you have the "same" Mother Goose rhyme even though there's hardly two words in a row the same:
"Fire! Fire!" said Mrs. Dyer.
"Where? Where?" said Mrs. Dare.
"Down the town," said Mrs. Brown.
"Any damage?" said Mrs. Gamage.
"None at all," said Mrs. Hall.
vs.
"Fire, fire!" said the town crier;
"Where? where?" said Goody Blair;
"Down the town," said Goody Brown;
"I'll go and see't," said Goody Fleet;
"So will I," said Goody Fry.
***
Elsie Marley has grown so fine,
She won't get up to feed the swine:
She lies in bed till half-past nine!
Lazy Elsie Marley.
vs.
Nancy Dawson was so fine
She wouldn't get up to serve the swine;
She lies in bed till eight or nine,
So it's Oh, poor Nancy Dawson.***
On the other hand, you might get two completely different rhymes for the same first line, such as with Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son:
Tom, Tom, the piper's son,
Stole a pig, and away he run,
The pig was eat and Tom was beat,
And Tom ran crying down the street
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Tom, Tom, the piper's son,
He learn'd to play when he was young;
But all the tunes that he could play
Was "Over the hills and far away."
Over the hills and a great way off,
And the wind will blow my top-knot off.Now, Tom with his pipe made such a noise,
That he pleased both the girls and the boys,
And they stopp'd to hear him play
"Over the hills and far away."Tom with his pipe did play with such skill
That those who heard him could never keep still;
Whenever they heard they began for to dance,
Even pigs on their hind legs would after him prance.As Dolly was milking her cow one day,
Tom took out his pipe and began for to play;
So Doll and the cow danced "the Cheshire round,"
Till the pail was broke, and the milk ran on the ground.He met old Dame Trot with a basket of eggs,
He used his pipe and she used her legs;
She danced about till the eggs were all broke,
She began for to fret, but he laughed at the joke.He saw a cross fellow was beating an ass,
Heavy laden with pots, pans, dishes and glass,
He took out his pipe and played them a tune,
And the jackass's load was lightened full soon.***
. . . and with See-saw, Margery Daw:
See-saw, Margery Daw,
Sold her bed and lay upon straw.
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See-saw, Margery Daw,
Jenny shall have a new master;
She shall have but a penny a day,
Because she can't work any faster.
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See-saw, Margery Daw,
The old hen flew over the malt-house.
She counted her chickens one by one,
Still she missed the little white one,
And this is it, this is it, this is it!***
You have to admit, that last one's pretty weird.
The rhyme which runs through The Bells of London provides another example of how differently the same Mother Goose rhyme can be presented. Here are 3 versions. The first two are actually given separately in the same book. One contains a logical exchange about collecting a debt; the other names household items. Together, they contain most of the material which make up the other versions in my collection.
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Oranges and lemons,
Say the bells of St. Clement's,
You owe me five farthings,
Say the bells of St. Martin's,
When will you pay me?
Say the bells of Old Bailey,
When I grow rich,
Say the bells of Shoreditch,
When will that be?
Say the bells of Stepney.
I'm sure I don't know,
Says the big bell at Bow.
Here comes a candle to light you to bed,
Here comes a chopper to chop off your head.
Chip-chop, chip-chop,
Last man's head.
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Gay go up and gay go down,
Ring the bells of London town,
"Pokers and tongs,"
Say the bells of St. John's;
"Kettles and pans,"
Say the bells of St. Ann's;
"Brickbats and tiles,"
Say the bells of St. Giles.
***
Think of this third version as your "one-stop shopping" for Oranges and Lemons. I started with a version that was already relatively complete and simply tacked on "missing" couplets found in the others - everything after "St. Ann's." The main deviation from the ones above is the "You owe me..." verse.
Gay go up and gay go down,
To ring the bells of London town."Oranges and lemons,"
Say the bells of St. Clement's."You owe me ten shillin's,"
Say the bells of St. Helen's."When will you pay me?"
Say the bells of Old Bailey."When I grow rich,"
Say the bells of Shoreditch."Pray when will that be?"
Say the bells of Stepney."I am sure I don't know."
Says the great bell at Bow."Brickbats and tiles,"
Say the bells of St. Giles'."Halfpence and farthings,"
Say the bells of St. Martin's."Pancakes and fritters,"
Say the bells of St. Peter's."Two sticks and an apple,"
Say the bells of Whitechapel."Pokers and tongs,"
Say the bells of St. John's."Kettles and pans,"
Say the bells of St. Ann's."Bull's eyes and targets,"
Say the bells of St. Marg'ret's."Old Father Baldpate,"
Say the slow bells of Aldgate.Here comes a candle to light you to bed,
Here comes a chopper to chop off your head.
Chip-chop, chip-chop,
Last man's head.
***
Here's one more comparison; I hope that's not overdoing it. This one's kind of sweet and kind of funny. The basic version is just fine, but seems lacking once you've heard the full-blown version.
"Where are you going to, my pretty maid?"
"I'm going a-milking, sir," she said."May I go with you, my pretty maid?"
"You're kindly welcome, sir," she said."What is your father, my pretty maid?"
"My father's a farmer, sir," she said."What is your fortune, my pretty maid?"
"My face is my fortune, sir," she said."Then I cannot marry you, my pretty maid."
"Nobody asked you, sir," she said.***
And now, the grand opera version. If you're just sort of skimming over these, let me direct your attention to the use of the word "kind" below. Nice touch.
Where are you going to,
My pretty maid?
Where are you going to,
My pretty maid?
I'm going a-milking, sir, she said;
Sir, she said; sir, she said;
I'm going a-milking, kind sir, she said.May I go with you,
My pretty maid?
May I go with you,
My pretty maid?
Oh yes, if you wish to, sir, she said;
Sir, she said; sir, she said;
Oh yes, if you wish to, kind sir, she said.What is your father,
My pretty maid?
What is your father,
My pretty maid?
My father's a farmer, sir, she said.
Sir, she said; sir, she said.
My father's a farmer, kind sir, she said.What is your fortune,
My pretty maid?
What is your fortune,
My pretty maid?
My face is my fortune, sir, she said;
Sir, she said; sir, she said;
My face is my fortune, kind sir, she said.Then I cannot marry you,
My pretty maid.
Then I cannot marry you,
My pretty maid.
Well, nobody axed you to, sir, she said;
Sir, she said; sir, she said;
Well, nobody axed you, kind sir, she said.***
Axed??? Sound like prim and proper British English to you?
Even when one version is a clear favorite, I often want to swap in a word or punctuation mark from another. In fact, I do that occasionally throughout this page. We'll see if any of my little adjustments make their way into an "official" Mother Goose compilation some day.
In one case, I'd like to make a more significant alteration. I kind of like the rhyme, but it always seems to fall short of making a point. Here are the three main variants in my collection:
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If all the world were water,
And all the water were ink,
What should we do for bread and cheese?
What should we do for drink?
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If all the world were apple pie,
And all the sea were ink,
And all the trees were bread and cheese,
What should we have for drink?
***
If all the world were paper,
And all the sea were ink,
And all the trees were bread and cheese,
What should we have to drink?***
This is the "new, improved" cut and paste:
If all the world were paper,
And all the sea were ink,
What should we do for bread and cheese?
What should we do for drink?
More balanced now? Make sense? There's a lesson here, kiddies: git yer noses out of yer books! If you think you can spend your life reading and writing such nonsense (Mother Goose web pages, for instance), you're gonna starve!
All of the major Mother Goose books in my collection are pretty old, meaning from about 1900 up to the early-1970s, maybe. I have one from 1998, and if you're curious about how the rhymes have been modernized over that 25-year span, please visit my Evolution of Mother Goose page.
Mother Goose, Beatles, Bob Dylan, and sundry popsters
Cry Baby Cry is a song on the Beatles' White Album. John Lennon sings, "Cry baby cry, make your mother sigh..." Mother Goose sings:
Further inspiration for Cry Baby Cry came from the second verse of Sing a Song of Sixpence. In the Beatle song, "the king... was in the kitchen, cooking breakfast for the queen. The queen was in the parlour playing piano for the children of the king." According to Mother Goose:Cry, baby, cry,
Put your finger in your eye;
And tell your mother it wasn't I.
Sing a song of sixpence, a pocket full of rye;
Four-and-twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.
When the pie was opened, the birds began to sing;
Was not that a dainty dish to set before the King?The King was in the counting-house, counting out his money;
The Queen was in the parlor, eating bread and honey.
The maid was in the garden, hanging out the clothes;
When down came a little bird and snapped off her nose!***
Two songs later on The Beatles White Album (or the next song, if you discount Revolution 9, which I am not suggesting) is Good Night. I make no claim it was Mother Goose inspired, but there's a rhyme in particular that brings it to my mind, at least. The song starts, "Now it's time to say good night..." and ends with, "Good night, everybody; everybody everywhere." This is the rhyme:
And now, good-night; our play is done;
Farewell to each and every one.***
The Beatles' song Golden Slumbers is Paul McCartney's variation on the words and tune of an old English lullaby called, well, Golden Slumbers. The words are ascribed to Thomas Dekker, and they first appeared in the play Patient Grissell (1603). Somewhere along the line, they joined Mother Goosedom:
Golden slumbers kiss your eyes,
Smiles awake you when you rise.
Sleep, pretty babies; do not cry,
And I will sing a lullaby:
Rock them, rock them, lullaby.Care is heavy, therefore sleep you;
You are care, and care must keep you.
Sleep, pretty babies; do not cry,
And I will sing a lullaby:
Rock them, rock them, lullaby.***
The Beatles wrote a nursery rhyme-like song called All Together Now. It played at the end of the Yellow Submarine movie, and was meant to send fans out "singing!" - in defiance of "newer and bluer meanies" sighted within the vicinity of the theater. It has three verses, and for each verse you can find a counterpart in Mother Goose. Admittedly, the connections are not overly strong, and I certainly don't claim a direct inspiration in any case.
The first verse is "One, two, three, four, can I have a little more? Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, I love you." The closest fitting Mother Goose would be:
One, two, three, four,
Mary at the kitchen door;
Five, six, seven, eight,
Eating cherries off a plate.
O-U-T spells out!
The second verse of the Beatle song is, "A, B, C, D, can I bring my friend to tea? E, F, G, H, I, J, I love you." That brings to mind the opening lines of Mother Goose's The Alphabet:
A, B, C, D,
Pray, playmates, agree.
E, F, and G,
Well, so it shall be.
J, K, and L,
In peace we will dwell. . . .
The last verse has the weakest Mother Goose link. The Beatles sing, "Black, white, green, red, can I take my friend to bed? Pink, brown, yellow, orange and blue, I love you." You'd think there would be a few Mother Goose rhymes listing colors to choose from, but the only one I found is this riddle:
Purple, yellow, red and green,
The King cannot reach it, nor the Queen;
Nor can old Sol whose power's so great;
Tell me this riddle while I count eight.
(A rainbow)***
I don't know what to say about George Harrison's Piggies. I'm inclined to believe there'd have to be at least a tenuous mental connection between the "little piggies" in the song, and "This little piggy went to market." At least, that's the way I've always heard the nursery rhyme. The problem is, there are nine occurrences in of that rhyme in my collection - and every single one starts "This little pig", not piggy, which makes a difference. A Beatle trivia contest on a radio station once claimed George's song was really about toes, not social concerns. Did they get that from a George Harrison interview I'm not aware of? Whether or not he was joking, it would be a smoking gun.
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On their 1965 fan club Christmas record, the Beatles sing their setting of the Mother Goose rhyme Christmas Comes But Once A Year:
Christmas comes but once a year,
And when it comes it brings good cheer.
John appends a sing-along third line, "Because, because we've got a hnh nh hnnnh uh au-aughhhhhh-ungh!" (Everybody, now!)
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The Beatles' fan club Christmas record for 1967 is called Christmas Time (Is Here Again). After 12 bars worth of "Christmas time is here again... Ain't been 'round since you know when", Ringo sings, "O-U-T spells out!" This line pops up in two Mother Goose rhymes. Children use the rhymes to eliminate playfellows one by one until there's only one child left. You met O-U-T in One, Two, Three, Four above. Here's the other:
Eena, deena, dinah, do,
Catch a [fill in the blank] by his toe,
If he hollers, let him go,
Eena, deena, dinah, do,
O-U-T spells out!***
Paul McCartney's very first song composition, I Lost My Little Girl, wasn't so far removed from nursery rhyme. It has a verse: "Her clothes were not expensive, her hair didn't always curl. I don't know why I loved her, but I loved my little girl." The little girl/curl theme appears in:
There was a little girl who had a little curl
Right in the middle of her forehead;
When she was good she was very, very good
But when she was bad she was horrid.***
Paul and Linda McCartney's first child was Mary. When Mary was a couple of years old, she was excited to hear her name in a nursery rhyme. So Paul set the four main verses of Mary Had A Little Lamb to music, and Wings recorded it in 1972.
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Paul McCartney's song We All Stand Together, which he wrote for the short animated feature Rupert And The Frog Song, features yauping frogs and is based on a Mother Goose rhyme called The Frogs' Chorus:
Remember is a song on the John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band album. Lennon ends the song shouting, "Remember... the fifth... of November!" and blows up the houses of Parliament - something Guy Fawkes failed to do. Here's the Mother Goose rhyme:Yaup, yaup, yaup!"
Said the croaking voice of a Frog:
"A rainy day
In the month of May,
And plenty of room in the bog.""Yaup, yaup, yaup!"
Said the Frog as he hopped away:
"The insects feed
On the floating weed,
And I'm hungry for dinner to-day.""Yaup, yaup, yaup!"
Said the Frog as he splashed about:
"Good neighbors all,
When you hear me call,
It is odd that you do not come out.""Yaup, yaup, yaup!"
Said the Frogs; "It is charming weather;
We'll come and sup,
When the moon is up,
And we'll all of us croak together."***
Please to remember the fifth of November,
The Gunpowder treason plot;
I see no reason why Gunpowder treason,
Should ever be forgot.
A stick and a stake for Victoria's sake,
Hollo, boys! hollo, boys! God save the Queen.***
On his next album, Imagine, John Lennon included the song Give Me Some Truth (or, Gimme Some Truth) containing the line, "no short haired - yellow bellied son of tricky dicky is gonna mother hubbard soft soap me with just a pocketful of hope".
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John Lennon wrote a poem called I Remember Arnold which appeared in his first book, In His Own Write. Find the Mother Goose reference in the last verse and signature lines:
And so we growt and bumply
Till the end of time,
Humpty dumpty bumply
Son of Harry Lime.Bumbleydy Hubledy Humbley
Bumdley Tum. (Thank you)***
The Fat Budgie is a poem in John Lennon's second book, A Spaniard In The Works. Here are two verses near the end:
He's on a diet now you know
From eating far too much
They say if he gets fatter
He'll have to wear a crutch.It would be funny wouldn't it
A budgie on a stick
Imagine all the people
Laughing till they're sick.
That one came to mind when I read the following Mother Goose rhyme:
Cripple Dick upon a stick,
And Sandy on a sow,
Riding away to Galloway
To buy a pound o' woo.
I presume "stick" is not common British slang for "crutch".
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There are about ten nursery rhymes in my collection that run through The Alphabet from A to Z. Eight of these are in the familiar form of providing a line of poetry for each letter, and these eight are almost completely unrelated to each other. However, a bit of outside searching indicates that the one called Tom Thumb's Alphabet was the most popular. Here are a few samples from my collection:
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Tom Thumb's Alphabet
A was an archer, who shot at a frog;
B was a butcher, and had a great dog;
C was a captain, all covered with lace;
D was a drunkard, and had a red face;
. . .
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A for the Apple
A for the Apple that we ate at the fair;
B for the Barber who shaved off his hair;
. . .
Y for the Youth who nearly was drowned;
Z for the Zebra with stripes all around.
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Nursery Rhyme Alphabet
A was the Archer who shot at a frog;
B was Bo-peep, with her crook and her dog.
C was the Cow that jumped over the moon.
D was the Dish that ran off with the spoon.
. . .
Y "Yankee Doodle," that went to the fair;
Z is the Zany who laughed at him there.
Since there is no nursery rhyme about an archer and a frog, the first line of this alphabet must be a nod towards the well-known Tom Thumb's Alphabet.
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ABC of Names
A is Ann, with milk from the cow.
B is Benjamin, making a row.
. . .
Y is Yvonne, a girl who's been fed.
Z is Zachariah, going to bed.
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A is an ARCHWAY to fairyland gay
B for the BUTTERFLIES showing the way
C is the CASTLE the queen reigns over
D is the DEW that's brought from the clover
. . .
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A Apple pie.
B bit it.
C cut it.
D dealt it.
E eat it.
. . .
X Y Z &
Amperse-and,
All wished for
A piece in hand.
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A Curious Discourse About An Apple-pie
Says A, Give me A good large slice.
Says B, A little Bit, but nice.
Says C, Cut me a piece of Crust.
Says D, It is dry as Dust.
. . .
V, Watched it Vanish.
W, Wished there had been a quince in.
. . .***
I find all of this quite interesting in itself, but I mention it because John Lennon wrote his own Alphabet rhyme. He scratched it more or less legibly directly onto a zinc plate and it formed part of his Bag One lithographs (1969). I doubt that Mother Goose will ever fully embrace it, but you never know:
A is for Parrot which we can plainly see
B is for glasses which we can plainly see
C is for plastic which we can plainly see
D is for Doris
. . .
I is for monkey we see in the tree
J is for parrot which we can plainly see
K is for shoe, that we wear to the ball
. . .
Y is a crooked letter and you can't straighten it
Z is for Apple which we can plainly see
Whew, our trusty, old, alphabetic apple almost missed the train!
Lennon's "which we can plainly see" brings another Mother Goose rhyme to my mind. Here's the first verse:
There was an old man who lived in a wood,
As you may plainly see;
He said he could do as much work in a day,
As his wife could in three.
"With all my heart," the old woman said,
"If that you will allow,
Tomorrow you'll stay at home in my stead,
And I'll go drive the plow. . . .
Suffice it to say, everything goes horribly wrong for the old man when he takes over his wife's "women's work" for a day.
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Yoko Ono released a song called Dogtown in 1981. It makes use of the Peas Porridge rhyme a couple of times. For instance: "Peas porridge loved; peas porridge spoiled; peas porrridge in the pot nine years old." Here's the version from the oldest book of Mother Goose rhymes:
Pease-porridge hot,
Pease-porridge cold,
Pease-porridge in the pot
Nine days old.
Spell me that in four letters.
I will, T, H, A, T.***
The last Beatles/Mother Goose connection that comes to mind is a Golden Record in my collection called Dance and Sing Mother Goose with a Beatle Beat, featuring Wynken, Blinken, and Nod and The Golden Rock-A-Twisters. It has 12 Mother Goose rhymes which have been updated for the times and set to rockin' music which is not overly Beatle-ish. There is a familiar-sounding "Ooooo!" at 0:44 into One, Two, Help Me Find My Shoe - an update of One, Two, Buckle My Shoe, in which the poor lad is making himself late "for a very important date." Wouldn't It Be Funny, which wraps up the album, is faithful to Mother Goose and is dopey enough for my favorites section at the top of this page. All in all, though, there's not much "Beatle" here, beyond the big Beatle Beat title - and the shocking(!) haircuts on all the Mother Goose characters on the cover.
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Bob Dylan wrote a song called Belle Isle, and although it has nothing more in common with the nursery rhyme than the beautiful place name, maybe that was inspiration enough. (See Belleisle in my favorites section.) Never mind that the first time around Bob trips up and sings, "the bloomin' bright star of Bright Isle."
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Are two small words evidence of a Mother Goose connection? I think maybe. Bob Dylan released an album called Under The Red Sky. We all know what that portends from this rhyme:
A red sky at night,
Is the shepherd's delight;
A red sky in the morning,
Is the shepherd's warning.
Furthermore, the title track combines the red sky with another rhyme. Bobby sings: "There was a little boy and there was a little girl, and they lived in an alley under the red sky." Mother Goose sings:
There was a little boy and a little girl lived in an alley;
Says the little boy to the little girl, "Shall I, oh! shall I?"
Says the little girl to the little boy, "What will you do?"
Says the little boy to the little girl, "I will kiss you!"
Maybe Bobby was going through a second childhood on this nice album. Handy Dandy tips a hat to another Mother Goose rhyme, Handy Pandy, Jack-a-dandy, not only for the name, but for the "sugar and candy."
Handy Pandy, Jack-a-dandy,
Loves plum cake and sugar candy,
He bought some at the grocer's shop
And out he came, hop, hop, hop!***
There's no way the similarities between the following rhyme and A Hard Rain's A'Gonna Fall could be coincidental. I suppose the nursery rhyme was written to be humorous, but, whew, some of those lines are downright apocalyptic. [Note, July 2009: It was pointed out to me that by putting a period after the subject of each line and a comma at the end, the hidden sense emerges. Wild! I'm also willing to bet little Bobbie never noticed that.]
THE WONDER OF WONDERS
I saw a peacock with a fiery tail
I saw a blazing comet drop down hail
I saw a cloud with ivy curled around
I saw an oak creep upon the ground
I saw an ant swallow up a whale
I saw a sea brimful of ale
I saw a Venice glass fifteen feet deep
I saw a well full of men's tears that weep
I saw red eyes all of a flaming fire
I saw a house high as the moon and higher
I saw the sun at twelve o'clock at night
I saw the man who saw this wondrous sight.***
Bob Dylan's song Who Killed Davey Moore? is modeled closely on Who Stole The Bird's-Nest? Each have short verses demanding to know who did it, followed by a longer verse of denial by a succession of different characters. Dylan fans will recognize the rhythm and some specific word choice. This is the opening; click on the title to hear a dramatic reading by anonymous:
To-whit! to-whit! to-whee!
Will you listen to me?
Who stole four eggs I laid,
And the nice nest I made?Not I, said the cow, moo-oo!
Such a thing I'd never do.
I gave a wisp of hay,
But did not take your nest away;
Not I, said the cow, moo-oo!
Such a thing I'd never do.
. . .***
The Liverpool group the Searchers had a hit song called Needles and Pins in 1964. No doubt the song writer was inspired by Mother Goose:
Needles and pins, needles and pins,
When a man marries his trouble begins.
The Searchers also did a song called Ain't That Just Like Me which devoted a verse apiece to Mary Had A Little Lamb, Humpty Dumpty, and Hey Diddle Diddle.
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Ray Steven's song Ahab, The Arab made use of "rings on her fingers and bells on her toes" from Banbury Cross, up in my favorites section. "And a bone in her nose, ho, ho," was his own genius, I guess.
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Hogs In The Garden provided a kickin' line for Charlie Daniels' The Devil Went Down To Georgia:
Hogs in the garden, catch 'em Towser;
Cows in the corn-field, run, boys, run;
Cats in the cream-pot, run, girls, run;
Fire on the mountains, run, boys, run.***
The second line in Paul Simon's Scarborough Fair/Canticle comes from the nursery rhyme beginning "Can you make me a cambric shirt." The one in my collection has has eight verses; here are the first and last. I'll let you imagine the humorous, intervening dialog.
Can you make me a cambric shirt,
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme,
Without any seam or needlework?
And you shall be a true lover of mine.. . .
When you have done and finished your work,
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme,
Then come to me for your cambric shirt,
And you shall be a true lover of mine.***
Sally, Go 'Round The Roses was a hit for the Jaynetts in 1963. The origins of the song appear to be hazy, but I'll hazard a guess it grew out of this Mother Goose rhyme:
Sally go round the sun,
Sally go round the moon,
Sally go round the chimney-pots
On a Sunday afternoon.
By the way, I'm cool enough to have the version by the Great Society, with Grace Slick singing, in my collection, and too cool to know it was Donna Summer's first record.
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Bells of Rhymney, with music by Pete Seeger, has lyrics by Idris Davies which obviously take off from the rhyme "Oranges and lemons", a.k.a. "Gay go up and gay go down", discussed above.
Jewel Akens, who had a hit with The Birds And The Bees, released a song called Georgie Porgie in 1965. Besides the title, the song had nothing to do with the Mother Goose rhyme.
Jimmy Nicol and the Shubdubs released Humpty Dumpty in 1964. Verse 1 is Humpty Dumpty, verse 2 is Old Mother Hubbard, and verse 3 is Little Miss Muffet - all done straight. Beatle fans will recognize Jimmy Nicol as the drummer who stood in for Ringo for the first part of the Beatles' 1964 world tour.
Other Mother Goose rhymes that I noted as having been heard in pop songs are "It's raining, it's pouring," in Jose Feliciano's Rain (1969); "Jack be nimble" in Don Mclean's American Pie (1971); and "I'm the king of the castle," in the Dave Matthew's Band's Crash Into Me (1996). Again, this isn't a dissertation, and there's no pretense of completeness here. Mother Goose surely pops up in many other pop songs I'm not aware of.
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Now, leaving the pop world . . .
Which came first, Cocks Crow In The Morn, or Ben Franklin?
Cocks crow in the morn
To tell us to rise,
And he who lies late
Will never be wise;
For early to bed
And early to rise,
Is the way to be healthy
And wealthy and wise.***
Which came first, Rumsey Dumsey or Yankee Doodle? (I'd put my money on Yankee Doodle.)
Rumsey Dumsey's come to town
On a speckled pony;
He wears a hat without a crown,
And says he has no money.***
I have an album of folk songs arranged by Ludwig van Beethoven. Among his arrangements is an English folk song called The Miller of Dee, which appears a few times in my Mother Goose collection. The rhyme corresponds to Beethoven's first verse:
There was a jolly miller once, lived on the river Dee;
He work'd and sang from morn to night, no lark more blythe than he.
And this the burden of his song forever used to be:
I care for nobody, no, not I, if nobody cares for me.
Beethoven and Mother Goose - who'da thunk?
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When I read Edgar Allan Poe's complete works in high school, it was not with Mother Goose in mind. Sorry. Lately, I reread the hilarious The Literary Life of Thingum Bob, Esq. and enjoyed a few appearances by our old lady. I wonder if I'm the only living human being to have caught a couple. The full title of the story is
The Literary Life of Thingum Bob, Esq.
Late Editor of the "Goosetherumfoodle." By himself.
Even the annotator of my edition didn't see "Mother Goose" lightly scrambled in there. By blocking it out like that, Poe works "rum" before "foodle" (fuddle), giving us a "rum intoxication."
Evidence that I'm not imagining things comes from other references to Mother Goose in the story. Poor Thingum Bob's first attempt at poetic composition, under the nom de guerre Oppodeldoc, received vicious notices in all four of the literary magazines he submitted it to. The editor of the Lollipop had this to say:
But why he should have conceived the idea that we (of all others, we!) would disgrace our pages with his ineffable nonsense is utterly beyond comprehension. Why, the absurd twattle is scarcely good enough for [rival literary magazines] the Hum-Drum, the Rowdy-Dow, the Goosetherumfoodle,--things that are in the practice of publishing "Mother Goose Melodies" as original lyrics. And "Oppodeldoc" (whoever he is) has even the assurance to demand pay for this drivel. Does "Oppodeldoc" (whoever he is) know--is he aware that we could not be paid to insert it?
There's a pretty obvious (to me) Mother Goose reference in the notice by the editor of the Hum-Drum:
"Oppodeldoc" (whoever he is) has sent us a long tirade concerning a Bedlamite whom he styles "Ugolino" [lifted by Thingum from Dante's Inferno], who had a great many children that should have been all whipped soundly and sent to bed without their suppers. [...] We neither insert nor purchase any stuff of the sort. There can be no doubt, however, that he would meet with a ready sale for all the balderdash he can scribble, at the office of either the the Rowdy-Dow, the Lollipop, or the Goosetherumfoodle.
Compare that with:
THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe,
She had so many children she didn't know what to do;
She gave them some broth, without any bread,
She whipped them all soundly, and sent them to bed.
Thingum Bob's eventual dominance in the literary world turned on a bit of coercion, shall we say. He whipped up another article and submitted it to those four magazines. In each case it was pronounced twattle. In each case Thingum resubmitted it with the title "Hey-Diddle-Diddle", making it clear that the author was also the editor of the Snapping-Turtle. In the meanwhile, Thingum "analyzed and investigated the literary merits" of each magazine in his own Snapping-Turtle while waiting for their replies. In each case, amazingly, the other magazine discovered that it had somehow confounded Thingum's resplendent "Hey-Diddle-Diddle" with another stupid item composed by some unknown ignoramus, and promised to insert the genuine "Hey-Diddle-Diddle" in its very next number.
And there was no looking back for Thingum Bob, Esq.
Mother Goose is educational!
Here's a small sampling of words used in Mother Goose rhymes which may not be totally familiar to everyone.
an = and if; if (if ifs and ans were pots and pans)
braw = fine, splendid (and it's braw milking the kye)
broom = shrub with yellow or white flowers (under the broom is silver and gold)
bunting = hooded sleeping bag for infants (bye, baby bunting)
clout = piece of cloth, patch (cast not a clout till May be out. See also "shoon" below.)
cock = cone-shaped pile of straw or hay (he's under the haycock, fast asleep)
cockhorse = rocking horse (ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross)
codlin = long, tapering apple (hot codlins)
corn = cereal plant such as wheat, rye, oats, or barley (this is the farmer sowing his corn)
dam = a female, four-legged parent (skipping by their fleecy dams)
eke = also (you parents that have children dear, and eke you that have none)
ell = 45 inches (wore heels an ell high)
fairing = gift bought at a fair (he promised he'd buy me a fairing should please me)
farrier = one who shoes horses (the daughter of the farrier could find no one to marry her)
furmety = frumenty = cereal boiled in milk and flavored with sugar and spices (will you buy some furmety?)
Goody = polite title, short for Goodwife ("So will I," said Goody Fry.)
Grahamites = follower of Sylvester Graham's vegetarianism (whilst all the cats, turned Grahamites)
humblebee = bumblebee (the fly shall marry the humble-bee)
ken = know (and do you ken Elsie Marley, honey?)
kirk = a church (I went into the woods and built me a kirk)
link = torch used to light one's way in the streets (Who'll carry the link? I, said the linnet)
may = the blossoms of the hawthorn (here we come gathering nuts an' may)
mickle = great (the mickle wood)
moil = to toil, slave (he moileth and toileth all the long year)
moppet = a young child (I had a little moppet, I had it in my pocket)
ostler = hostler = stableman (John ostler, go and get a duck or two)
pease = a pea (pease-porridge hot)
philibeg = filibeg = kilt (tartan trews and a philibeg)
physic = medicine or drug (and said he liked physic better than cake)
pink = a fragrant flower (the pink is sweet)
porringer = shallow cup or bowl with a handle (what is the rhyme for porringer?)
posy = flower or bunch of flowers (nobody's toeses are posies of roses)
pye = magpie, I think. (a pye sat on a pear tree. Note some versions say "pie", and are illustrated with a baked pie.)
rue = aromatic plant with evergreen leaves that yield an acrid oil used in medicine (listed in Rosemary Green)
shoon = cool plural for shoes (a cobbler clouting shoon. Note: clout is not clobber.)
stile = steps for crossing a fence or wall (against a crooked stile)
trews = close-fitting trousers, usually of tartan (tartan trews and a philibeg)
truckle-bed = trundle bed (truckle = small wheel or roller) (and she stood upon her head, upon her little truckle-bed)
wot = know (you wot well who they be)
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Index of Mother Goose First Lines
This is the key to the books in my collection with Mother Goose rhymes. I think of the first two I acquired, mg1 and mg2, as the basis of my collection since they are reprints of nice, old American and British books, respectively. mgo and mg7 are valuable for sheer quantity - over 700 Mother Goose rhymes in each. I got mg4, Mother Goose's Melody or Sonets for the Cradle, off the web; it's the oldest surviving Mother Goose rhyme book. You'd think those would cover most of the bases, but, in fact, the other sources contribute many more rhymes and interesting variants to the total. The lesson is, you can't have too many Mother Goose books. Not to mention, the illustrations make each one fresh and unique.
Here are the first lines, rigorously alphabetized, ignoring case. In order to get all the instances of a certain rhyme to appear together, I did a couple of things. For one, I stripped out periods, commas, and semicolons so they wouldn't confuse matters. If that wasn't enough to bring all the occurrences of the same rhyme together, I simply provided a "standard" first line, then the page number as a separator, and then the words which deviated from the standard first line. (Look for "...in an oak" just below.) Sometimes, the words after the page number are a title; the giveaway being the use of capitalization. (Look for "The Puzzled Centipede" just below.)
As an example of how things can go astray alphabetically, consider the rhyme starting variously "Old Mistress McShuttle", "Old Mrs. McShuttle", and "Old Mother Shuttle". They were quite widely scattered in the index - even though they all start with "old m". There may still be a few cases where the same rhyme pops up in widely separated places. You might have fun looking for instances of this. Let me know if you find one.
mg2 A-milking a-milking my Maid 112 mg7 A-Milking A-Milking my maid 231 mgo 105 A b c d e f g little robin redbreast sitting on a tree mg35 68 A B C tumble down D mg7 A B C tumble down D 112 mg2 A B C tumble down D 259 mg38 23 A B C tumbledown D mg31 268 A big fat bowl of dumplings mg31 215 A birdie with a yellow bill Robert Louis Stevenson mgo 105 A boy that is good mg27 34 A carrion crow sat on an oak mgo 186 A carrion crow sat on an oak mg41 122 A carrion crow sat on an oak mg5 114 A carrion crow sat on an oak 114 ...in an oak mg1 A carrion crow sat on an oak 29 mg7 A Carrion Crow sat on an oak 312 mg2 A Carrion Crow sat on an Oak 92 mg3 58 A cat came fiddling out of a barn mg38 21 A cat came fiddling out of a barn mg41 179 A cat came fiddling out of a barn mg28 56 A cat came fiddling out of a barn mg35 53 A cat came fiddling out of a barn mg6 A cat came fiddling out of a barn 127 mg7 A cat came fiddling out of a barn 164 mg8 48 A cat came fiddling out of a barn 48 Puss came dancing mgo 62 A cat came fiddling out of a barn 62 puss came dancing mg7 A Cat May Look at a King 104 mg20 154 A centipede was happy quite 154 The Puzzled Centipede mg7 A Certain Young Farmer of Ayr 29 mgo 118 A cherry year a merry year bk2 611 A child's evening prayer alfred p graves mgo 124 A cow and a calf an ox and a half bk8 2907 A cuckoo went back in his clock mg25 75 A diller a dollar mg40 53 A diller a dollar mg35 21 A diller a dollar mg41 20 A diller a dollar mg37 6 A diller a dollar mg11 3 A Diller a Dollar mgo 86 A diller a dollar mg5 152 A diller a dollar mg38 6 A diller a dollar bk9 3342 A diller a dollar mg17 22 A diller a dollar (phono) mg7 A Diller A Dollar 126 mg9 A diller a dollar 72 mg27 106 A diller a dollar a ten o'clock scholar 106 a dillar mg2 A Diller a Dollar a Ten o'Clock Scholar 230 mg8 96 A diller a dollar a ten o'clock scholar 96 a dillar mg1 A diller a dollar a ten o'clock scholar! 94 mgo 131 A dis a dis a green grass mg28 75 A dog and a cat went out together mg8 65 A dog and a cat went out together mg7 A Dog and a Cock 107 mg8 38 A duck and a drake mg37 95 A duck and a drake mgo 77 A duck and a drake bk13 4745 A duck and a drake mg27 65 A duck and a drake mg1 A duck and a drake 104 mg7 A Duck and a Drake 170 bk5 1890 A farmer's dog leap'd over a stile his name was bingo (music) mg5 151 A farmer went a trotting mg7 A Farmer Went trotting 198 mg3 54 A farmer went trotting 54 A farmer went riding mg8 52 A farmer went trotting upon his gray mare mgo 13 A farmer went trotting upon his gray mare mg35 17 A farmer went trotting upon his gray mare mg1 A farmer went trotting upon his gray mare 123 bk17 6384 A farmer went trotting upon his grey mare mg2 A Farmer went Trotting upon his Grey Mare 265 mg7 A Fox Went out in a Hungry Plight 106 mg2 A fox went out on a moonlight night 163 a fox jumped up... The Fox and the Farmer mgo 190 A fox went out one winter's night 190 a fox jumped up... mg7 A frog among some rushes dwelt 34 mg27 16 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley (11 verses) mg41 155 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley (14 verses) mgo 172 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley (14 verses) mg20 148 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley (14 verses) 148 a frog a-wooing mg35 56 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley (5 verses) bk18 6470 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley (music) (13 verses) mg5 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley 179 (4 verses) mg7 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley 218 (13 verses) mg2 A frog he would a-wooing go... Rowley 97 (14 verses) mg2b A gentle man of good account 49 The Babes In The Wood mg7 A Gentleman of Good Account 244 the babes in the wood mg7 A Glass of milk 272 mg37 157 A good child mg7 A Good Child 108 mg8 107 A hill full a hole full mg1 A hill full a hole full 39 mg31 22 A horse and a flea mgo 151 A house full a hole full (riddle) mg7 A Jolly Fat Miller 188 mg28 73 A jolly old pig once lived in a sty mg7 A Little Bit of Powdered Beef 249 bk16 5868 A little boy that cried mg31 29 A little boy went into a barn mg28 72 A little boy went into a barn mg38 17 A little boy went into a barn 17 A Boy in the Barn mg7 A little boy went into a barn 17 Boy in the Barn mg2 A little Boy went into a Barn 184 mg1 A little boy went into a barn 97 mg8 60 A little boy went into a barn, There was mgo 97 A little boy went into a barn, There was bk5 1890 A little boy went into a field, there was mg6 A little boy went into a field, there was 138 mg28 57 A little cock sparrow mg41 151 A little cock sparrow mg7 A Little Cock Sparrow 141 mg5 A little cock sparrow 34 mg9 A little cock sparrow 68 mg35 68 A little cock sparrow 68 cock-sparrow mgo 201 A little cock sparrow sat on a green tree bk10 3485 A little cock sparrow sat on a green tree mg37 132 A little cock sparrow sat on a green tree mg1 A little cock sparrow sat on a green tree 66 mg27 56 A little Cock Sparrow sat on a Tree mg2 A little Cock Sparrow sat on a Tree 280 mg28 40 A little green bird mg7 A Little Green Bird 265 mgo 147 A little man in a tree 147 riddle me riddle me ree mg7 A Little Nobby Colt 216 mg41 214 A little old man and I fell out how shall we bring mg28 59 A little old man and I fell out how shall we bring bk16 5712 A little old man and I fell out how shall we bring mgo 31 A little old man and I fell out how shall we bring 21 my... mg8 92 A little old man of Derby mg28 24 A little old man of Derby mgo 102 A little old man of Derby mg1 A little old man of Derby 116 mg7 A Little old Man of Derby 247 mg7 A little Old Woman of Dorking 347 mg35 65 A little pig found a fifty-dollar note mg37 81 A little pig found a fifty-dollar note mg7 A Little Pig Found a Fifty-Dollar Note 64 mg4 42 A long-tail'd pig or a short-tail'd pig mg7 A Long-Tailed Pig or a Short-Tailed Pig 264 mg41 24 A man of words (long) mg28 54 A man of words (short) mg7 A Man of Words (short) 66 mg2 A Man of Words and not of deeds (long) 268 mg28 72 A man went a-hunting at Reigate mg27 74 A man went a-hunting at Reigate mg1 A man went a-hunting at Reigate 25 mg7 A man went a-hunting at reigate 265 The Hunter of Reigate mg2 A Man went Hunting at Reigate 19 mg7 A Million Little Diamonds 358 mg7 A Moony Old Cat 226 bk13 4602 A nick and a nock mg8 89 A nick and a nock mg27 57 A nick and a nock mg7 A Nick and a Nock 248 bk8 3008 A pie sat on a pear-tree mg9 A pie sat on a pear-tree 57 mg7 A Pretty Little Girl 31 mg7 A Pye Sat on a Pear Tree 45 mg37 11 A red sky at night mg5 127 A red sky at night mg8 43 A red sky at night (terse) mgo 117 A red sky at night (terse) mg28 10 A red sky in the morning mg7 A Red Sky in the Morning 155 mg7 233 A riddle a riddle as I suppose mg31 198 A riddle a riddle as I suppose (riddle) mgo 150 A riddle a riddle as I suppose (riddle) mg1 A riddle a riddle as I suppose 76 mg37 36 A robin and a robin's son mgo 12 A robin and a robin's son mg27 88 A robin and a robin's son mg28 52 A robin and a robin's son mg8 38 A robin and a robin's son mg31 164 A robin and a robin's son mg7 A robin and a robin's son 239 The Robins mg9 A robin and a robin's son 40 mg1 A robin and a robin's son 52 mgo 152 A shoemaker makes shoes without leather (riddle) mg41 132 A shoemaker makes shoes without leather 132 what shoemaker... mg28 63 A shoemaker makes shoes without leather 63 what shoemaker... mg7 A Silver Cup 256 bk7 2530 A sunshiny shower mg8 50 A sunshiny shower mg35 10 A sunshiny shower mg37 10 A sunshiny shower mgo 117 A sunshiny shower mg27 77 A sunshiny shower mg1 A sunshiny shower 122 mg7 A Sunshiny Shower 27l mg41 210 A swarm of bees in May bk4 1386 A swarm of bees in may mgo 118 A swarm of bees in May mg28 28 A swarm of bees in May mg8 45 A swarm of bees in May mg35 60 A swarm of bees in May mg6 A swarm of bees in may 105 mg1 A swarm of bees in May 17 mg7 A Swarm of Bees in May 242 mg41 53 A thatcher of Thatchwood mgo 157 A thatcher of Thatchwood mg25 177 A tisket a tasket mg29 24 A tisket a tasket (music) mg42 26 A tisket a tasket (phono) mg23 2 A tisket a tasket (phono) mg22 176 A tisket a tasket 176 a-tisket... mg24 27 A tisket a tasket 27 I tisket I tasket (phono) mg36 7 A tisket a tasket 7 a-tisket... (phono) mgo 14 A trot and a canter mg7 88 A water there is I must pass mg37 92 A whistling girl and a flock of sheep mg5 A wise old owl 39 mg37 70 A wise old owl sat in an oak mg14 28 A wise old owl sat in an oak mg31 230 A wise old owl sat in an oak mgo 116 A wise old owl sat in an oak mg8 123 A wise old owl sat in an oak mg1 About the bush Willie 33 mg7 About the bush willie 54 Five and Five Shillings mg28 25 Ah hear the wind blow mg37 136 Alas! Alas! for Miss Mackay! mg31 81 Alas! Alas! for Miss Mackay! mg7 Alas! Alas! for Miss Mackay! 40 mg5 153 All in a row mg41 220 All of a row mg7 All of a Row 182 mgo 118 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy mg37 7 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy mg8 120 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy mg31 155 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy mg2 Alphabet: A Apple Pie 128 mg41 101 Alphabet: A B C and D pray playmates agree 101 pray playmates... mg1 Alphabet: A B C and D pray playmates agree 49 mg8 30 Alphabet: A B C D E F G 30 The Alphabet mg42 44 Alphabet: A B C D E F G 44 A. B. C. (phono) mg23 23 Alphabet: A B C D E F G... now i've said my a b c (phono) mg33 3/1 Alphabet: A B C D E F G... now i've said my a b c 3/1 ...zed (phono) mg9 Alphabet: A B C D E F G... now i've said my a b c 72 mg41 73 Alphabet: A Curious Discourse about an apple pie mg7 Alphabet: A Curious Discourse about an apple pie 95 mg7 Alphabet: A for the Apple 157 bk16 5926 Alphabet: A is an archway to fairyland gay mg7 Alphabet: A is Ann 315 ABC of Names mg41 111 Alphabet: A was an angler mg20 161 Alphabet: A was an apple-pie mg41 57 Alphabet: A was an apple-pie mg37 126 Alphabet: A was an apple pie mg14 1 Alphabet: A was an apple pie mgo 108 Alphabet: A was an apple pie 108 The Tragical Death of A, Apple Pie mg41 61 Alphabet: A was an archer (tom thumb's alphabet) mgo 106 Alphabet: A was an archer 106 Tom Thumb's Picture Alphabet mg7 Alphabet: A was an archer 210 A to Z (tom thumb's alphabet) mg2 Alphabet: A was the archer 199 Nursery Rhyme Alphabet mg4 28 Alphabet: Here's a b and c mg7 Alphabet: Here's a b and c 70 Here's a b c d e f and g mgo 78 American jump american jump one two three mg37 150 An apple a day mg31 261 An apple a day mg28 72 An apple pie when it looks nice mg41 22 An apple pie when it looks nice mg7 An Apple Pie when it looks nice 185 mg7 An Eastern Juggler 329 mg7 An Old Hen Sat on Turtle's Eggs 370 mgo 7 An old maid mgo 207 An old woman went to market and bought a pig mg7 And Now Good-Night 207 mg8 125 And now good night bk8 2907 And pray who are you mg31 82 Anna Elise she jumped with surprise mgo 142 Anna Elise she jumped with surprise mg37 14 Anna Elise she jumped with surprise mg8 101 Anna maria she sat on the fire mgo 7 Apple-pie apple-pie mg2 Apple Pie Pudding and Pancake 261 mg37 10 April weather mg7 Around the Green Gravel 10 mg8 48 Around the green gravel 48 Green gravel green gravel mg1 Around the green gravel the grass grows green 88 mgo 152 Around the rick (riddle) bk7 2368 Arthur o'bower had broken his band mgo 148 Arthur o'bower has broken his band (riddle) mg7 233 Arthur o'bower has broken his band 233 the wind mgo 149 As black as ink and isn't ink (riddle) mg20 17 As Dolly Was Milking mg7 151 As high as a castle mg41 77 As I walked by myself mg8 99 As I walked by myself mgo 139 As I walked by myself mg20 161 As I walked by myself mg35 62 As I walked by myself bk3 1010 As I walked by myself mg7 As I walked by myself 25 Myself mg1 As I walked by myself 85 mg7 As I Was Going Along 159 mg1 As I was going along along 89 mg27 105 As I was going along long long mg20 161 As I was going along long long mg41 223 As I was going along long long mgo 184 As I was going along long long mg35 24 As I was going along long long mg8 105 As I was going along long long mg28 12 As I was going along long long mg2 As I was going along long long 112 bk10 3743 As I was going by charing cross mgo 81 As I was going by charing cross mg5 71 As I was going down Sandy Lane 71 (cf as I was going up pippin hill) mgo 150 As I was going o'er london bridge I heard something crack (riddle) mg7 232 As I was going o'er london bridge I met a cartful mgo 149 As I was going o'er Tipple Tine (riddle?) mg7 As I was going o'er Tipple Tine 66 bk7 2368 As I was going o'er westminster bridge mg7 263 As I was going o'er westminster bridge mgo 154 As I was going o'er westminster bridge 154 ...a'walking on... mg37 37 As I was going out one day mgo 66 As I was going to Banbury upon a summer's day mg8 20 As I was going to Banbury upon a summer's day mgo 205 As I Was Going to Derby (9 verses) mg7 As I Was Going to derby 15 as I was going to market (the derby ram) mg27 32 As I was going to Derby all on a market-day 32 The Derby Ram mg1 As I was going to Derby all on a market-day 64 The Derby Ram mgo 98 As I was going to sell my eggs mg41 161 As I was going to sell my eggs mg37 71 As I was going to sell my eggs mg35 44 As I was going to sell my eggs bk13 4602 As I was going to sell my eggs mg1 As I was going to sell my eggs 109 mg7 As I Was Going to Sell My Eggs 31 mg7 263 As I was going to st ives mgo 154 As I was going to St Ives bk16 5929 As I was going to st ives mg3 59 As I was going to St Ives mg37 64 As I was going to St Ives mg31 188 As I was going to St Ives mg8 73 As I was going to St Ives mg41 180 As I was going to St Ives mg20 160 As I was going to St Ives mg27 110 As I was going to St Ives mg35 29 As I was going to St Ives mg1 As I was going to St Ives 16 mg9 As I was going to St Ives 53 mg7 As I Was Going Up and Down 16 mg41 136 As I was going up Pippen Hill mg27 105 As I was going up Pippen Hill mg37 35 As I was going up Pippen Hill mg28 16 As I was going up Pippen Hill mgo 123 As I was going up Pippen Hill mg1 As I was going up Pippen Hill 26 bk16 5712 As I was going up Pippin Hill mg35 24 As I was going up Pippin Hill mg2 As I was going up Pippin Hill 184 as I was going up Primrose Hill mg7 As I Was Going Up Pippin Hill 224 as I was going up Primrose Hill mg2 As I was going up Pippin Hill 270 mg9 As I was going up Pippin Hill 58 mg8 60 As I was going up Pippin Hill 60 Little miss pretty miss (2nd verse only) mg7 As I was going up the hill 74 Jack the Piper mgo 126 As I was going up the hill I met with jack the piper mgo 149 As I was walking in a field of wheat (riddle) mg7 As I Was Walking o'er little moorfields 194 mgo 87 As I went by a dyer's door mg7 232 As I went over london bridge I met mr rusticap mgo 184 As I went over the water mg8 111 As I went over the water mg7 As I Went Over the Water 61 bk7 2368 As I went through a garden gap mg41 223 As I went through the garden gap mg8 21 As I went through the garden gap mg28 76 As I went through the garden gap mg7 38 As I went through the garden gap mg1 As I went through the garden gap 121 bk17 6384 As I went to bonner mgo 142 As I went to Bonner mg1 AS I went to Bonner 110 mg7 As I Went to Bonner 127 mg31 30 As I went to Bonner 30 Upon my word and honor... mg2 As I went to Bonner 52 mg9 As I went to Bonner 61 mgo 121 As I went up the brandy hill mg41 76 As little Jenny Wren bk7 2639 As little jenny wren mg35 53 As little Jenny Wren mg27 80 As little Jenny Wren mgo 50 As little Jenny Wren mg1 As little Jenny Wren 110 mg9 As little Jenny Wren 42 mg7 As Little Jenny Wren was Sitting by the Shed 10 mg27 88 As round as an apple as deep as a cup mg35 64 As round as an apple as deep as a cup mg3 59 As round as an apple as deep as a cup mgo 148 As round as an apple as deep as a cup (riddle) mg1 As round as an apple as deep as a cup 83 mgo 152 As round as an apple as deep as a pail (riddle) mg7 150 As soft as silk mg41 62 As soft as silk as white as milk bk7 2368 As soft as silk as white as milk mgo 150 As soft as silk as white as milk (riddle) mg1 As soft as silk as white as milk 73 a walnut mg28 60 As soon as I could bait my hook mg8 118 As the days grow longer mg37 92 As the days grow longer mg7 As the days grow longer 103 Lengthening Days mg1 As the days grow longer 37 bk7 2530 As the days lengthen mg7 As Tittymouse Sat 255 mg9 As Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks 62 mg8 119 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks mgo 33 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks mg40 21 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks mg27 107 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks mg37 71 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks mg31 60 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks mg35 61 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks mg2 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks 237 mg1 As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks 78 mg41 108 As Tommy Snooks and Betsey Brooks mg7 89 As white as milk and not milk mg41 199 As white as milk and not milk mg8 25 At Brill on the hill mgo 126 At Brill on the hill mg37 26 At Early Morn the Spiders Spin mg7 At Early Morn the Spiders Spin 152 mg8 61 At the siege of Belle Isle mgo 62 At the siege of Belle Isle mg7 At the siege of Belleisle 265 mg1 At the siege of Belleisle 81 mg2 At the Siege of Belleisle I was there all the while 113 mg41 164 Awake arise pull out your eyes mgo 143 Awake arise pull out your eyes mg35 9 Awake arise pull out your eyes mg1 Away birds away! 90 mg2 Away Birds away! 90 mg41 160 Baa baa black sheep mg5 84 Baa baa black sheep mg11 19 Baa Baa Black Sheep mg40 38 Baa baa black sheep mg31 41 Baa baa black sheep mg37 110 Baa baa black sheep mgo 44 Baa baa black sheep mg25 154 Baa baa black sheep mg38 12 Baa baa black sheep mg20 14 Baa Baa Black Sheep mg8 43 Baa baa black sheep mg39 16 Baa baa black sheep mg3 58 Baa baa black sheep mg35 27 Baa baa black sheep mg29 33 Baa baa black sheep (music) mg36 24 Baa baa black sheep (phono) mg32 11 Baa baa black sheep (phono) mg26 23 Baa baa black sheep (phono) mg24 14 Baa baa black sheep (phono) mg42 40 Baa baa black sheep (phono) mg16 10 Baa Baa Black Sheep (phono) mg2 Baa baa Black Sheep 142 (music) mg4 32 Baa baa black sheep 32 bah! bah! black sheep mg1 Baa baa black sheep 58 mg7 Baa Baa Black Sheep 58 mg9 Baa baa black sheep 61 mg6 Baa baa black sheep 85 mg28 74 Baa baa black sheep... but none... mg7 Baby-by here's a Fly 372 bk3 1143 Baby and I were baked in a pie mgo 138 Baby and I were baked in a pie mg37 32 Baby and I were baked in a pie mg31 256 Baby and I were baked in a pie 256 goober and i... mg7 Baby and I were baked in a pie 79 mgo 20 Baby baby naughty baby 20 Giant Bonaparte mg28 24 Baby My Dolly mg7 Baby My Dolly 198 mg7 Bad Little Mosquito 269 mg37 81 Barber barber shave a pig mg8 23 Barber barber shave a pig bk8 2907 Barber barber shave a pig mgo 142 Barber barber shave a pig mg27 66 Barber barber shave a pig mg28 79 Barber barber shave a pig mg35 20 Barber barber shave a pig mg11 30 Barber barber shave a pig mg41 46 Barber barber shave a pig mg31 14 Barber barber shave a pig mg17 30 Barber barber shave a pig (phono) mg2 Barber Barber shave a Pig 144 mg5 Barber barber shave a pig 21 mg1 Barber barber shave a pig 24 mg7 Barber Barber shave a pig 92 mg7 Barnaby Bright 182 mgo 143 Barney Bodkin broke his nose mg7 Barney Bodkin broke his nose 235 mg28 64 Bat bat come under my hat mgo 74 Bat bat come under my hat mg37 114 Bat bat come under my hat mg8 37 Bat bat come under my hat mg41 51 Bat bat come under my hat bk4 1386 Bat bat come under my hat mg5 Bat bat come under my hat 172 mg7 Bat Bat come under my hat 180 (clap hands) mg2 Bat Bat come under my Hat 214 mg9 Bat bat come under my hat 44 mg1 Bat bat come under my hat 73 mgo 115 Be always in time mg31 210 Behold the duck Ogden Nash mg7 Bell Horses 98 mg8 80 Bell horses bell horses mg37 71 Bell horses bell horses mg31 19 Bell horses bell horses what time of day? mgo 77 Bell horses bell horses what time of day? mg1 Bell horses bell horses what time of day? 113 mg28 33 Bessy Bell and Mary Gray mg41 42 Bessy Bell and Mary Gray mgo 201 Bessy Bell and Mary Gray mg2 Bessy Bell and Mary Gray 150 mg7 Bessy Bell and Mary Gray 272 mg5 47 Bessy bell and Mary Gray 46 Mary Grey and Betsy Bell mg1 Bessy Bell and Mary Gray 90 mgo 156 Betty Botter bought some butter mg37 32 Betty Botter bought some butter mg8 104 Betty Botter bought some butter mg31 266 Betty Botter bought some butter bk8 2907 Billy billy come and play mg28 60 Billy Billy come and play mg41 148 Billy Billy come and play mg31 114 Billy Billy come and play mg7 Billy Billy Come and Play 269 mg9 Billy Billy come and play 63 mg1 Billy Billy come and play 89 mg7 Birch and Green Holly 187 bk4 1386 Birch and green holly boys mg28 24 Birch and green holly boys mg7 Bird Oh Bird Come Under My Bonnet 154 mg9 Birds of a feather 63 mg8 57 Birds of a feather flock together mg27 37 Birds of a feather flock together mg35 41 Birds of a feather flock together mg28 12 Birds of a feather flock together mg16 19 Birds of a feather flock together (phono) mg37 64 Birds of a feather flock together 64 ...will flock... mg1 Birds of a feather flock together 93 bk7 2368 Black we are but much admired mg7 150 Black we are but much admired 150 mgo 150 Black we are but much admired 150 black I am (riddle) mg27 110 Black within and red without mg28 26 Black within and red without mg31 199 Black within and red without mg7 151 Black within and red without mgo 147 Black within and red without (riddle) mg1 Black within and red without 87 mgo 130 Blind man blind man sure you can't see? mgo 122 Blow the fire blacksmith mg9 Blow wind blow 55 mg40 35 Blow wind blow and go mill go mg2 Blow wind blow and go mill go 160 mg5 58 Blow wind blow! mgo 59 Blow wind blow! mg41 91 Blow wind blow! mg3 58 Blow wind blow! mg37 66 Blow wind blow! mg20 21 Blow Wind Blow! mg35 10 Blow wind blow! mg7 Blow Wind Blow! 164 bk18 6800 Blow wind blow! and go mill go! mg7 Blue Eye Beauty 76 mg7 Blue is true 241 Colors' Meaning mgo 9 Bo-peep mgo 3 Bo peeper (cf brow brinky) mg7 Bobbie Shaftoe Has a Cow 309 mg41 136 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea mg27 67 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea mg35 66 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea mg40 21 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea mgo 185 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea (4 verses) mg16 8 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea (phono) mg37 103 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea 103 bobby shafto's mg1 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea 127 bk15 5652 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea 5652 bobby shaft is gone to sea mg22 87 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea 87 Bobby Shafto went to sea (music) mg7 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea 9 mg42 98 Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea 98 ...bobby shaftoe went to sea (phono) mg28 56 Bossy-cow bossy-cow mg7 Bossy-Cow Bossy-Cow 220 bk17 6110 Bounce buckram velvet's dear mgo 143 Bounce buckram velvet's dear mg7 Bounce Buckram velvet's dear 348 mg11 28 Bow-Wow Says the Dog mgo 23 Bow-wow says the dog mg35 33 Bow-wow says the dog bk15 5652 Bow-wow says the dog (2 verses) mg31 303 Bow-wow says the dog (2 verses) mg41 45 Bow-wow says the dog (no - ) mg20 150 Bow-wow says the dog 150 What They Say mg9 Bow-wow says the dog 23 bow wow (2 verses) mg40 43 Bow-wow says the dog 43 bow wow mg7 Bow-Wow Says the Dog 96 bk13 4601 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? mg41 209 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? mgo 41 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? mg3 53 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? mg35 38 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? mg9 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? 27 mg2 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? 276 Bow-wow-wow! mg31 305 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? 305 Bow-wow-wow! mg6 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? 36 mg27 65 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? 65 Bowwow wow! mg7 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? 81 Bow-Wow-Wow! mg1 Bow wow wow whose dog art thou? 88 Bow-wow-wow! mg37 36 Brave news is come to town mgo 59 Brave news is come to town mg7 Brave News Is Come to Town 82 bk3 1143 Brian o'lin had no breeches to wear mg28 13 Brian o'lin had no breeches to wear 65 Bryan O'Lin mg8 65 Brian o'lin had no breeches to wear 65 Bryan O'Lin mg5 165 Brian O'Lynn mg8 29 Bring daddy home mgo 11 Bring daddy home mg7 Bring out the Carriage 104 mg28 28 Bring the hoop and bring the ball (cf come my children come away) mg41 215 Brow brinky mg28 28 Brow brinky mg7 Brow Brinky 229 mgo 3 Brow brow brenty mg2 Brow brow brinkie 53 mg7 Buckee biddy bene 60 mg7 Buff Says Buff 229 bk3 1143 Burnie bee 1143 bless you bless you bonnie bee! mg41 124 Burnie bee 124 Bless you bless you burny-bee mg2 Burnie bee 279 Bless you bless you bonny Bee mg35 64 Burnie bee 64 bless you bless you burnie-bee mgo 74 Burnie bee 74 Bless you bless you burnie-bee mg7 Burnie bee 93 Bless You Bless You Bumble-Bee mg31 173 Burnie bee burnie bee mg8 97 Burnie bee burnie bee mg27 59 Burnie bee burnie bee mg28 73 Burnie bee burnie bee mg1 Burnie bee burnie bee 25 mg7 Burnie bee burnie bee 287 mg9 Burnie bee burnie bee 48 mg7 Butterfly Butterfly 260 mgo 114 Button to chin when october comes in mgo 73 Buttons a farthing a pair mg6 Buttons a farthing a pair 28 mg9 Buttons a farthing a pair 67 mg1 Buttons a farthing a pair! 61 mg41 53 Buzz quoth the blue fly mgo 143 Buzz Quoth the Blue Fly mg7 Buzz Quoth the Blue Fly 140 bk14 5132 By the moon's silver ray (plus french) mg41 22 Bye baby bunting mg35 9 Bye baby bunting mg8 56 Bye baby bunting mg5 91 Bye Baby Bunting mg20 20 Bye Baby Bunting mg3 53 Bye baby bunting mg37 110 Bye baby bunting mg25 188 Bye baby bunting mg28 71 Bye baby bunting mgo 19 Bye baby bunting mg27 63 Bye baby bunting bk2 739 Bye baby bunting mg14 6 Bye baby bunting my baby bunting mg29 22 Bye baby bunting (music) mg42 73 Bye baby bunting (phono) mg13 20 Bye baby bunting (phono) mg23 22 Bye Baby Bunting (phono) mg2 Bye Baby Bunting 113 mg7 Bye Baby Bunting 174 mg1 Bye baby bunting 77 mgo 19 Bye bye baby bunting... your mammy's gone the other way mg7 Bye o MY Baby! 293 mg28 68 Cackle cackle Madam Goose mg40 40 Cackle cackle Madam Goose mg7 Cackle Cackle madame goose 194 mgo 41 Cackle cackle Mother Goose mg8 105 Cackle cackle Mother Goose mg31 57 Calm weather in June mg37 92 Calm weather in June mgo 196 Can you make me a cambric shirt mg7 Can you make me a cambric shirt 184 Parsley Sage Rosemary and Thyme mg7 Cantaloupes 235 mg8 33 Cantaloupes! Cantaloupes! What is the price? mgo 10 Catch him crow! carry him kite! mg7 Catch Him Crow! Carry Him Kite! 73 mgo 86 Charley barley butter and eggs mg5 149 Charley Charley stole some barley 149 Charlie Charlie stole some barley bk13 4601 Charley charley stole the barley mgo 32 Charley Charley stole the barley mg41 29 Charley Charley stole the barley mg2 Charley Charley stole the Barley 240 mg6 Charley charley stole the barley 39 charley parley stole the barley mg35 49 Charley loves good cakes and ale mgo 92 Charley Wag mg9 Charley Wag 63 charley nag mg7 Charley Wag 74 mg41 66 Charley Warley had a cow mg7 Charley Warley Had a Cow 255 mg31 28 Charley Warley had a cow 28 charlie warlie mgo 84 Charley Warley Had a Cow 84 charley warlie mgo 14 Chick! my naggie (cf how many miles to babylon) mg37 91 Chook chook chook chook chook good morning mrs hen mgo 37 Chook chook chook chook chook good morning mrs hen mg31 318 Chook chook chook chook chook good morning mrs hen mgo 129 Christmas comes but once a year mg37 142 Christmas comes but once a year mg1 Christmas comes but once a year 28 mg5 Christmas is a-coming 13 mg17 41 Christmas is coming (phono) mg7 Christmas is coming 109 mg27 78 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat mg37 142 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat mg28 10 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat mg35 56 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat mgo 129 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat mg8 125 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat mg1 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat 123 mg36 15 Christmas is coming the geese are getting fat 15 ...a-coming... (phono) mg27 46 Clap clap handies bk13 4602 Clap clap handies mg1 Clap clap handies 28 mg7 Clap Clap Handies 50 mg20 7 Clap Hands clap hands mgo 11 Clap hands clap hands mgo 185 Clap hands clap hands hie Tommy Randy mgo 11 Clap hands daddy's coming mgo 11 Clap hands daddy comes mgo 148 Clothed in yellow red and green (riddle) mg3 58 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mg37 100 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mg35 65 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mgo 32 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mg8 44 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mg5 154 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mg40 30 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mg28 39 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe mg7 Cobbler cobbler mend my shoe 194 mg31 39 Cock-a-doodle-do mg8 24 Cock-a-doodle-do! mg27 20 Cock-a-doodle-do! mgo 70 Cock-a-doodle-do! mg1 Cock-a-doodle-do! 81 mg37 19 Cock-a-doodle-doo mg3 55 Cock-a-doodle-doo! mg22 98 Cock-a-doodle-doo! (music) mg13 11 Cock-a-doodle-doo! (phono) mg17 15 Cock-a-doodle-doo! (phono) mg9 Cock-a-doodle-doo! 36 mg7 Cock-a-doodle-doo! daddy's gone to ploo 104 mg7 Cock-a-doodle-doo! my dame has lost her shoe 37 (5 verses) mg36 1 Cock-a-doodle doo (phono) mg5 104 Cock-a doodle doo! mg4 6 Cock a doodle doo my dame has lost her shoe mg41 137 Cock a doodle doo! (5 verses) mg35 41 Cock a doodle doo! (5 verses) bk8 2772 Cock a doodle doo! my dame has lost her shoe mgo 41 Cock cock cock cock mg27 21 Cock cock cock cock mg1 Cock cock cock cock 44 mg28 78 Cock robin got up early bk8 3008 Cock robin got up early mg8 47 Cock Robin got up early mgo 50 Cock robin got up early mg7 Cock Robin Got up Early 75 mg27 97 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed mg8 29 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed mg20 152 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed 152 cock crows... mg20 176 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed 176 cock crows... mg28 23 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed 23 cock crows... mg31 374 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed 374 the cock crows... mg37 75 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed 75 the cock crows... mg1 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed 78 mg6 Cocks crow in the morn... early to bed 93 mg7 Cold and raw The North Wind 295 bk10 3743 Cold and raw the north wind doth blow mg31 63 Cold and raw the north wind doth blow mg41 213 Cold and raw the north wind doth blow mg1 Cold and raw the north wind doth blow 12 mg27 27 Cold and raw the north wind doth blow 27 ...the north winds blow mgo 73 Come all you young ladies and make no delay mgo 75 Come butter come mg3 54 Come butter come mgo 10 Come dance a jig mg7 Come Dance a Jig 246 mg41 96 Come hither little puppy dog mg8 100 Come hither little puppy dog mg41 217 Come hither sweet robin mg28 11 Come hither sweet robin mg7 Come Hither Sweet Robin 166 mg28 68 Come let's to bed mg8 125 Come let's to bed bk2 740 Come let's to bed mgo 53 Come let's to bed mg41 2 Come let's to bed mg31 378 Come let's to bed mg37 55 Come let's to bed mg1 Come let's to bed 108 to bed to bed mg35 17 Come let's to bed 17 to bed to bed mg5 170 Come let's to bed 170 Let's to bed mg7 Come Let's to Bed 261 mg27 58 Come let's to bed 59 to bed to bed mg2 Come let's to bed says Sleepy-Head 116 mg28 41 Come my children come away mg41 164 Come my children come away mg7 Come My Children come away 248 mg7 Come my dear children 247 Up Is the Sun mg40 33 Come on let's go to the fair mg28 53 Come pretty Cat! mg41 63 Come take up your hats mg7 Come Take up Your Hats 203 mg7 Come to the Window 189 mgo 12 Come up my horse to budleigh fair mgo 115 Come when you're called mg27 57 Come when you're called mg7 Come when you're called 242 mg1 Come when you're called 77 mg7 88 Congealed water mg7 Corporal Tim 137 mgo 110 Counting cherry stones: Tinker tailor... Army navy... Silk satin... Big house little house... etc. mgo 111 counting out: Ah ra chickera mgo 111 counting out: Ala mala mink monk mgo 111 counting out: Eena deena dina do 111 eena meena mina mo mg7 183 counting out: eena deena dinah do mgo 111 counting out: Eenie meenie mackeracka mgo 111 counting out: Eenity feenity fickety feg mgo 111 counting out: Eeny weeny winey wo where do all the frenchmen go? mg31 236 counting out: hickery dickery 6 and 7 mg7 183 counting out: hickery dickery 6 and 7 mgo 111 counting out: Hickety pickety i-silicity mg14 27 counting out: Hickety pickety i-silickety mgo 111 counting out: Inter mitzy titzy tool mg41 179 counting out: Intery mintery cutery-corn mg3 58 counting out: Intery mintery cutery-corn mgo 111 counting out: Intery mintery cutery corn mg35 41 counting out: Intery mintery cutery corn mg28 68 counting out: Intery mintery cutery corn mg7 183 counting out: Intery mintery cutery corn mg9 counting out: Intery mintery cutery corn 66 mg1 counting out: Intery mintery cutery corn 88 mgo 111 counting out: One-erum two-erum cockerum shu-erum mgo 111 counting out: One-ery two-ery tickery seven mg41 165 counting out: One-ery two-ery ziccary zan mg28 61 counting out: one two three four mary at the cottage door mgo 112 counting out: one two three four Mary at the cottage door mg7 183 counting out: one two three four Mary at the kitchen door mg7 183 counting out: Onery ooery ickery ann mgo 111 counting out: Onery ooery ickery Ann 111 One-ery two-ery mg7 Cow Cow come blow your horn 154 mgo 13 Cripple dick upon a stick mg7 Cripple Dick Upon a Stick 65 bk13 4601 Croak said the toad mg41 31 Croak! said the Toad mg7 Croak! said the Toad 300 mgo 85 Cross-Patch draw the latch mg8 57 Cross-patch draw the latch mg2 Cross-Patch draw the latch 196 mg28 68 Cross Patch draw the latch mg4 22 Cross Patch draw the latch mg27 41 Cross Patch draw the latch mg37 137 Cross Patch draw the latch mg35 21 Cross Patch draw the latch mg41 8 Cross Patch draw the latch mg5 63 Cross Patch draw the latch bk4 1386 Cross Patch draw the latch mg1 Cross Patch draw the latch 13 mg7 Cross Patch draw the latch 198 mg27 55 Cry baby cry mg7 Cry Baby Cry 124 mg2 Cry Baby cry 191 mg1 Cry baby cry 58 mgo 131 Cuckoo cuckoo cherry tree mgo 74 Cuckoo cuckoo what do you do? (cf The cuckoo comes in April) mg27 27 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? mg8 111 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? mg35 36 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? bk4 1386 Curly-locks Curly-locks wilt thou be mine? (music) Curly Locks mg41 80 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 124 curly locks mgo 124 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 124 Curly Locks mg2 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 165 mg37 169 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 169 Curly Locks mg20 17 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 17 Curly Locks mg31 183 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 183 Curly Locks... will you mg40 20 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 20 Curly Locks... will you mg5 Curly-locks curly-locks wilt thou be mine? 20 Goldilocks Goldilocks mg1 Curly-locks Curly-locks wilt thou be mine? 39 mg28 9 Curly-Locks Curly-Locks wilt thou be mine? 9 Curly Locks mg7 Curly-locks Curly-locks wilt thou be mine? 97 Curly Locks mgo 40 Curr dhoo curr dhoo mg7 Curr Dhoo Curr Dhoo 358 mg20 20 Cushy cow bonny mg31 38 Cushy cow bonny mg3 54 Cushy cow bonny mg7 Cushy cow bonny 297 mg41 77 Cushy cow bonny 77 gushy... mg35 20 Cushy cow bonny let down thy milk mgo 75 Cushy cow bonny let down thy milk mg1 Cushy cow bonny let down thy milk 32 mgo 16 Cut them on monday mgo 118 Cut thistles in may mg5 102 Daffodowndilly mg11 27 Daffy-Down-Dilly mg9 Daffy-down-dilly 29 mg8 82 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town mg31 190 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town mg28 10 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town mgo 127 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town 127 ...is new come mg41 204 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town 204 ...is new come mg40 27 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town 27 ...up to town mg1 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town 47 mg37 90 Daffy-down-dilly has come to town 90 ...is new come mg27 91 Daffy-down-dilly has come up to town mg35 40 Daffy-down-dilly has come up to town mg2 Daffy-Down-dilly has come up to town 186 mg7 Daffy Down Dilly 359 mg2 Dame Duck's Lessons to her Ducklings 122 mgo 200 Dame Get up and Bake your pies bk17 6112 Dame get up and bake your pies mg7 Dame Get up and Bake your pies 109 mg27 89 Dame Trot and her cat led a peaceable life mg28 50 Dame Trot and her cat led a peaceable life mg8 96 Dame Trot and her cat led a peaceable life mg7 Dame Trot and her cat led a peaceable life 122 mg1 Dame Trot and her cat led a peaceable life 13 mg5 Dame Trot and her cat led a peaceable life 36 mgo 100 Dame Trot and her cat sat down for a chat mg8 96 Dame Trot and her cat sat down for a chat mg31 348 Dame Trot and her cat sat down for a chat mg7 Dame What Makes Your Ducks to Die? 77 mg2 Dance a Baby Diddit 113 mgo 10 Dance a baby diddy (4 verses) bk7 2530 Dance a baby diddy (music) mg5 113 Dance little baby mg20 9 Dance Little Baby ann taylor mg9 Dance little baby 18 mg7 Dance Little Baby 55 bk14 4957 Dance little baby dance up high mgo 10 Dance little baby dance up high mg41 3 Dance little baby dance up high (and xxii) mg28 28 Dance little baby dance up high! mg27 47 Dance little Baby dance up high! mg1 Dance little Baby dance up high! 101 mg5 123 Dance Thumbkin mg20 8 Dance Thumbkin dance mg35 49 Dance Thumbkin dance mg27 48 Dance Thumbkin dance mgo 4 Dance Thumbkin dance (or Thumbkin says i'll dance) mg7 Dance Thumbkin dance 215 mg1 Dance Thumbkin dance 92 mg27 19 Dance to your daddie bk3 1010 Dance to your daddie mgo 11 Dance to your daddie (scotland) mg1 Dance to your daddie 50 mg20 9 Dance to your daddy mg41 224 Dance to your daddy mgo 11 Dance to your daddy mg35 52 Dance to your daddy mg2 Dance to your daddy 157 mg7 Dance to your daddy 90 mg28 24 Darby and Joan mg5 169 Darby and Joan mgo 130 Darby and Joan mg7 Darby and Joan 68 bk16 5869 Darling mother shall I say (plus french) mg7 Daughter of a Farrier 66 mgo 40 Davy davy dumpling mg37 122 Davy Davy Dumpling mg8 84 Davy Davy Dumpling mg17 31 Davy davy dumpling (phono) mg7 Davy Davy Dumpling 25 mg28 67 Dear dear what can the matter be? two old women mg6 Dear dear what can the matter be? two old women 13 mg1 Dear dear what can the matter be? two old women 14 mg41 209 Dear dear what can the matter be? two old women 209 oh dear... mg7 Dear dear what can the matter be? two old women 240 mg27 83 Dear dear what can the matter be? two old women 83 oh dear... mg7 Dear Little Annabel 293 mg7 DibbitY Dibbity 271 mg8 53 Dibbity dibbity dibbity doe mg31 27 Dickery dickery dare mg35 52 Dickery dickery dare mg37 80 Dickery dickery dare bk13 4601 Dickery dickery dare mg28 39 Dickery dickery dare mg40 41 Dickery dickery dare mgo 39 Dickery dickery dare mg41 203 Dickery dickery dare (and xxi) mg7 Dickery dickery dare 180 Dickory Dickory Dare mg38 19 Dickery dickery dare 24 Dickory dickory dare mg1 Dickery dickery dare 24 Dickory dickory dare mg9 Dickery dickery dare 28 mg2 Dickery Dickery Dare 30 mg27 35 Dickery dickery dare 35 Dickory dickory dare mg8 60 Dickery dickery dare 60 dickory dickory dare mg25 168 Did you ever see a lassie mg29 54 Did you ever see a lassie (music) mg23 21 Did you ever see a lassie (phono) mg21 16 Did you ever see a lassie (phono) mg42 43 Did you ever see a lassie (phono) mg7 Did you ever see the nest of chaffinch 202 the Young Linnets mgo 181 Did You See My Wife? mg7 Did You See My Wife? 292 mg5 Diddle diddle dumpkin 180 mg31 376 Diddle diddle dumpling mg11 5 Diddle Diddle Dumpling mg3 53 Diddle diddle dumpling mg27 47 Diddle diddle dumpling mg26 05 Diddle diddle dumpling (phono) mg24 23 Diddle diddle dumpling (phono) mg35 8 Diddle diddle dumpling 1 deedle deedle dumpling mg38 11 Diddle diddle dumpling 11 deedle deedle dumpling mg2 Diddle diddle dumpling 201 deedle deedle dumpling mg40 25 Diddle diddle dumpling 25 deedle deedle dumpling mg28 37 Diddle diddle dumpling 37 deedle deedle dumpling mg9 Diddle diddle dumpling 41 mg7 Diddle diddle dumpling 57 Deedle Deedle Dumpling bk16 5868 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John mg8 68 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John mg37 60 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John mg41 80 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John mgo 16 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John mg36 16 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John (phono) mg42 58 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John (phono) mg6 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John 134 mg1 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John 37 mg25 84 Diddle diddle dumpling my son John 84 deedle deedle... mg37 70 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree mg8 55 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree mgo 35 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree mg28 32 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree mg41 212 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree 212 diddle-y-... mg7 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree 293 diddledy... bk14 4957 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree 293 diddley-... mg40 45 Diddlety diddlety dumpty the cat ran up the plum tree 45 diddledy... mgo 130 Die pussy die mgo 27 Ding dang bell rang (scottish ding dong bell) mg27 76 Ding dong bell mg31 346 Ding dong bell mg3 57 Ding dong bell mg35 22 Ding dong bell mg40 44 Ding dong bell mg20 13 Ding Dong Bell mg8 17 Ding dong bell mg41 100 Ding dong bell mg37 152 Ding dong bell mgo 27 Ding dong bell bk11 4120 Ding dong bell (music) mg17 24 Ding dong bell (phono) mg1 Ding dong bell 122 mg2 Ding Dong Bell 197 mg5 Ding dong bell 29 mg6 Ding dong bell 31 mg7 Ding Dong Bell 83 mg41 23 Ding dong darrow mg2 Ding Dong Darrow 121 mg7 Ding Dong Darrow 306 mgo 9 Dingle dingle doosey mgo 96 Dingty diddlety my mammy's maid mg35 64 Dingty diddlety my mammy's maid mg37 70 Dingty diddlety my mammy's maid mg41 214 Dingty diddlety my mammy's maid 214 ...diddledy bk15 5652 Dingty diddlety my mammy's maid 5625 dainty... mg31 206 Do you ask what the birds say? Samuel Taylor Coleridge mg26 18 Do you know the muffin man (phono) mg7 Do you know the muffin man, o 251 mg25 148 Do you know the muffin man, oh mg19 14 Do you know the muffin man, oh mg29 43 Do you know the muffin man, oh (music) mg22 99 Do you know the muffin man, oh (music) mg17 14 Do you know the muffin man, oh (phono) mg36 14 Do you know the muffin man, oh (phono) mg42 50 Do you know the muffin man, oh (phono) mg32 12 Do you know the muffin man? (phono) mg24 22 Do you know the muffin man? (phono) mg40 27 Do you know the muffin man?, oh mg8 Do you know the muffin man?, oh 104 mg8 125 Do you love me or do you not? mg5 118 Doctor Faustus was a good man mg35 38 Doctor Faustus was a good man mg28 78 Doctor Faustus was a good man mg7 Doctor Faustus was a good man 229 mgo 101 Doctor foster is a good man (cf doctor faustus) mg41 107 Doctor Foster went to Glo'ster bk10 3743 Doctor foster went to glo'ster mg2 Doctor Foster went to Glo'ster 120 mg7 Doctor Foster went to Glo'ster 182 mg1 Doctor Foster went to Glo'ster 36 mg28 80 Doctor Foster went to Glo'ster 80 old dr. foster... mg11 16 Doctor Foster went to Gloster mg27 89 Doctor Foster went to Gloucester mg35 12 Doctor Foster went to Gloucester mgo 98 Doctor Foster went to Gloucester mg5 116 Doctor Foster went to Gloucester mg37 66 Doctor Foster went to Gloucester mg8 50 Doctor Foster went to Gloucester mg6 Doctor foster went to gloucester 137 mg7 Doctor Sacheveral 269 mgo 12 Donkey donkey do not bray mg8 101 Donkey donkey old and gray mg27 90 Donkey donkey old and gray mg35 10 Donkey donkey old and gray mg31 18 Donkey donkey old and gray mg11 10 Donkey Donkey old and gray mg38 13 Donkey donkey old and gray mg37 94 Donkey donkey old and gray mg1 Donkey donkey old and gray 104 mg28 68 Doodle doodle doo mg41 226 Doodle doodle doo mg17 16 Doodle doodle doo (phono) mg1 Doodle doodle doo 121 mg7 Doodle doodle doo the princess 24 The Lost Shoe mg27 19 Doodle doodle doo the princess lost her shoe mgo 126 Doodledy doodledy doodledy dan mgo 122 Down by the river where the green grass grows mgo 16 Down with the lambs mgo 132 Draw a pail of water... Sieve my Lady's Oatmeal bk3 1143 Dribble dribble trickle trickle mg41 141 Early to bed and early to rise mg14 32 Early to bed and early to rise mg5 107 Early to bed and early to rise mg7 Early to Bed and early to rise 180 mg2 Early to Bed and Early to Rise 270 mg28 26 Early to bed early to rise mg7 Eat Birds Eat 347 bk2 739 Eenie meenie dipper dick mg7 Eggs Butter Cheese bread 76 (cf tit tat toe) mg41 213 Elizabeth Eliza Betsy and Bess mg28 38 Elizabeth Elspeth Betsy and Bess bk9 3342 Elizabeth elspeth betsy and bess mg7 150 Elizabeth elspeth betsy and bess mgo 154 Elizabeth Elspeth Betsy and Bess mg2 Elizabeth Elspeth Betsy and Bess 259 mg1 Elizabeth Elspeth Betsy and Bess 28 mg8 72 Elizabeth Libby Betsy and Bess mg31 192 Elizabeth Lizzy Betsy and Bess mg8 36 Elsie Marley is grown so fine mg18 16 Elsie Marley is grown so fine mgo 101 Elsie Marley is grown so fine mg28 10 Elsie Marley is grown so fine (2 verses) mg41 150 Elsie Marley is grown so fine (2 verses) mg7 Elsie Marley is grown so fine 15 (two verses) mg5 Elsie Marley is grown so fine 19 ...has grown mg1 Elsie marley is grown so fine 48 Nancy Dawson was so fine (2 verses) mg37 67 Elsie Marley is grown so fine 67 ...has grown bk5 1890 Engine engine number nine mg28 52 Evening red and morning gray mgo 117 Evening red and morning gray mg7 Evening Red and Morning Gray 156 bk18 6800 Every lady in this land mg31 248 Every lady in this land mgo 155 Every lady in this land mg27 85 Every lady in this land mg1 Every lady in this land 12 mg28 7 Every lady in this land 7 mind your commas mg9 Every lady in this land 73 mind your commas! mgo 3 Eye winker (cf brow brinky) mg41 90 F for fig mg37 84 Far from home across the sea mgo 19 Father's gone a-flailing mg7 Father May Go to War? 167 mgo 61 Father Short came down the lane mg7 Father Short came down the lane 175 mgo 83 Fee fi fo fum mg27 53 Fee fi fo fum 329 Fa Fe Fi Fo Fum mg7 Fee fi fo fum 329 Fa Fe Fi Fo Fum mg35 56 Fee fi fo fum 56 Fa Fe Fi Fo Fum mg6 Fee fi fo fum 73 mg7 Fiddle-De-Dee 230 mg28 51 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee mg8 60 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee mg41 178 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee mg31 178 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee mg37 35 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee mg36 26 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee 26 fiddle dee dee (phono) mg42 86 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee 86 fiddle dee dee (phono) bk4 1274 Fiddle-de-dee fiddle-de-dee the fly has married mg7 Finikin Winikin wo 297 mg7 Fire in the Window 347 mg8 88 Fire! Fire! said Mrs Dyer mg28 53 Fire! Fire! said the town crier mgo 93 Fire! Fire! said the town crier mg41 36 Fire! Fire! said the town crier mg7 Fire! Fire! said the town crier 177 mgo 115 First in a carriage mgo 113 First William the Norman 113 No Plan Like Yours To Study History Wisely mg37 162 Fishes swim in water clear mgo 40 Fishes swim in water clear bk16 6028 Five little pussy-cats invited out to tea bk19 6995 Five little sisters walking in a row kate greenaway mg20 23 Five Little Sisters walking in a row Kate Greenaway mg7 39 Flour of england mg5 Flour of England 182 bk7 2368 Flour of england fruit of spain mg31 203 Flour of England fruit of Spain (riddle) mgo 147 Flour of England fruit of Spain (riddle) mg1 Flour of England fruit of Spain 55 mg37 130 Flying-man flying-man up in the sky mg40 16 Flying kite flying kite up in the sky mgo 132 Follow my bangaorey man mg8 124 For every evil under the sun mg35 53 For every evil under the sun mg28 40 For every evil under the sun mg41 17 For every evil under the sun bk4 1386 For every evil under the sun mgo 116 For every evil under the sun mg7 For Every Evil Under the Sun 146 mg20 176 For every evil under the sun 176 for every ill... mg2 For every Evil under the Sun 273 mg1 For every evil under the sun 32 mg28 53 For want of a nail mg27 82 For want of a nail mg17 34 For want of a nail (phono) mg7 For want of a nail 264 mg20 176 For want of a nail the shoe was lost mg8 48 For want of a nail the shoe was lost mg37 53 For want of a nail the shoe was lost mg41 67 For want of a nail the shoe was lost mg35 44 For want of a nail the shoe was lost mgo 116 For want of a nail the shoe was lost mg1 For want of a nail the shoe was lost 101 mg41 154 Formed long ago yet made today mgo 148 Formed long ago yet made today (riddle) mgo 95 Four-and-twenty tailors mg5 131 Four-and-twenty tailors mg35 60 Four-and-twenty tailors mg16 21 Four-and-twenty tailors (phono) mg7 Four-and-Twenty Tailors 45 mg27 82 Four and twenty tailors mg41 19 Four and twenty tailors mg28 54 Four and twenty tailors mg9 Four and twenty tailors 45 mg1 Four and Twenty tailors 88 bk2 740 Four and twenty tailors went to kill a snail mg2 Four and Twenty Tailors went to kill a Snail 120 mgo 153 Four stiff-standers four dilly-danders (riddle) mg31 131 Freddie saw some fine ripe cherries mg7 Freddie saw some fine ripe cherries 136 Freddie and the Cherry Tree mg2 Freddie saw some fine ripe cherries 83 Freddie and the Cherry-Tree mg35 56 Friday night's dream mg8 111 Friday night's dream mg27 106 Friday night's dream mg7 Friday night's dream 104 mg1 Friday night's dream on Saturday told 84 mg25 144 Froggie went a-courtin' (mm-hmm) mg16 16 Froggie went a-courtin' (mm-hmm) 16 A frog he would a-wooing go (but NOT Rowley) (phono) mg42 78 Froggie went a-courtin' (mm-hmm) 78 Mr. Frog Went A Courting (phono) mg6 From breakfast on through the day 113 the land of nod (r l stevenson) mgo 7 From here to there to washington square mg8 73 From Wibbleton to Wobbleton is fifteen miles mgo 12 From Wibbleton to Wobbleton is fifteen miles mgo 12 Gee up neddy to the fair mg27 71 Georgie Porgie mg28 51 Georgie Porgie mg5 57 Georgie Porgie mg35 38 Georgie Porgie mg32 9 Georgie Porgie mg37 145 Georgie Porgie mg11 3 Georgie Porgie mg31 115 Georgie Porgie mg24 25 Georgie Porgie (phono) mg2 Georgie Porgie 262 (music) bk2 492 Georgie porgie 492 rowley powley pudding and pie mg38 26 Georgie Porgie pudding and pie mg40 18 Georgie Porgie pudding and pie mg8 104 Georgie Porgie pudding and pie mgo 38 Georgie Porgie pudding and pie mg7 Georgie Porgie Pudding and Pie 317 mg25 93 Georgie Porgie pudding and pie 93 georgey porgey... mg1 Georgy Porgy pudding and pie 32 mgo 97 Gilly Silly Jarter mg7 Gilly Silly Jarter 91 mg20 10 Girls and Boys come out to play mg15 28 Girls and boys come out to play mg41 37 Girls and boys come out to play mg35 68 Girls and boys come out to play mg3 57 Girls and boys come out to play mg31 116 Girls and boys come out to play mg8 75 Girls and boys come out to play bk7 2641 Girls and boys come out to play (music) bk3 1010 Girls and boys come out to play (music) mg13 29 Girls and boys come out to play (phono) mg13 15 Girls and boys come out to play (phono) mg7 Girls and boys Come out to Play 110 mg1 Girls and boys come out to play 17 mg4 17 Girls and boys come out to play 17 boys and girls... mg28 37 Girls and boys come out to play 37 boys and girls... mg5 Girls and boys come out to play 38 Boys and girls... mg37 41 Girls and boys come out to play 41 boys and girls... mg9 Girls and boys come out to play 45 boys and girls... mg6 Girls and boys come out to play 52 boys and girls... mg27 55 Girls and boys come out to play 55 boys and girls... mgo 58 Girls and boys come out to play 58 boys and girls... mg7 Give My Horse 209 mgo 16 Go to bed first mg7 Go to Bed First 55 mg8 23 Go to bed late mg37 75 Go to bed late mg6 Go to bed late 100 mgo 114 Go to bed late stay very small mgo 17 Go to bed Tom mg7 Go to Bed Tom 164 mgo 128 God be here God be there mgo 115 God bless our meat mg7 God Bless the Master 268 mg3 56 God bless the master of this house mg41 70 God bless the master of this house mgo 129 God bless the master of this house mg28 10 God bless the master of this house mgo 17 God bless this house from thatch to floor mg37 34 God made the bees mgo 152 Goes through the mud (riddle) mg33 3/3 Golden slumbers (phono) mg34 11 Golden slumbers (phono) mg7 Golden slumbers 156 mgo 114 Good better best mg2 Good Dobbin 238 mg7 Good Dobbin 335 mgo 8 Good morning father francis mgo 129 Good morning Mistress and Master mgo 128 Good morrow to you Valentine mgo 17 Good night god bless you mg31 371 Good night sleep tight mg37 75 Good night sleep tight mg8 81 Good night sweet repose mgo 17 Good night sweet repose mg7 Good People All 324 mg41 54 Good people all of every sort bk9 3343 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? mg37 87 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? mg8 116 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? mgo 26 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? mg38 23 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? bk9 3342 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? (music) ...where mg42 71 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? ...do you wander? (phono) mg6 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? 102 ...where mg5 Goosey Goosey Gander whither shall I wander? 12 mg2 Goosey Goosey Gander whither shall I wander? 170 (music) mg7 Goosey Goosey Gander whither shall I wander? 197 mg9 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? 26 ...where mg1 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? 43 ...dost thou mg35 54 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? 54 ...where mg41 60 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? 59 ...where dost thou mg27 68 Goosey goosey gander whither shall I wander? 68 ...where mgo 97 Goosey goosey gander who stands yonder? mg7 Goosey goosey gander who stands yonder? 33 Little Betsey Baker mgo 52 Grandfa' grig had a pig mg20 154 Grasshopper Green is a comical chap mg37 49 Gray goose and gander mg31 312 Gray goose and gander mgo 121 Gray Goose and Gander mg7 Gray Goose and Gander 261 mgo 23 Great a little a bouncing b mg37 120 Great a little a bouncing b bk7 2639 Great a little a bouncing b mg28 80 Great A little A bouncing B mg4 9 Great a little a bouncing b mg41 191 Great a little a bouncing b (and 40) mg2 Great A Little A bouncing b 212 mg9 Great a little a bouncing b 71 mg8 109 Great A little a bouncing b! mg27 21 Great A little a bouncing b! mg1 Great A little a bouncing b! 30 bk16 5868 Great a little a this is pancake day mg7 Great a little a this is Pancake Day 107 great a and little a mg1 Great A little a this is pancake day 55 mgo 105 Great a was alarmed at b's bad behaviour mg7 Green Cheese 85 mgo 130 Green cheese yellow laces mg31 263 Green cheese yellow laces mg8 61 Green cheese yellow laces mg37 15 Gregory Griggs Gregory Griggs mg31 98 Gregory Griggs Gregory Griggs mgo 101 Gregory Griggs Gregory Griggs mg8 88 Gregory Griggs Gregory Griggs mg7 Gregory Griggs Gregory Griggs 32 bk16 5869 Halt! who goes there? Punchinello (plus french) mgo 9 Handy dandy riddledy ro mg8 108 Handy dandy riddledy ro mg7 Handy Pandy 224 mg31 70 Handy Pandy Jack-a-dandy mg8 117 Handy Pandy Jack-a-dandy mg27 91 Handy Pandy Jack-a-dandy mg38 22 Handy Pandy Jack-a-dandy mg35 8 Handy pandy jack-a-dandy 1 Handy Spandy Jack-a-Dandy mg2 Handy pandy jack-a-dandy 171 Handy Spandy Jack-a-Dandy mgo 23 Handy pandy jack-a-dandy 23 nauty pauty jack-a-dandy mg40 31 Handy pandy jack-a-dandy 31 Handy spandy Jack-a-dandy mg9 Handy pandy Jack-a-dandy 37 handy spandy jack-a-dandy mg1 Handy Pandy Jack-a-dandy 49 mg28 66 Handy pandy jack-a-dandy 66 Handy Spandy Jack-a-Dandy mg37 69 Handy pandy Jack-a-dandy 69 handy-spandy jack-a-dandy mg5 70 Handy pandy jack-a-dandy 70 Handy Spandy Jack-a-dandy mg6 Handy pandy jack-a-dandy 75 mg8 40 Hannah Bantry in the pantry mg37 131 Hannah Bantry in the pantry mgo 92 Hannah Bantry in the pantry mg5 Hannah Bantry in the pantry 185 mg35 9 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg8 97 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg27 75 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg11 18 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg41 76 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg28 17 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg31 308 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg40 26 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg37 78 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg5 99 Hark hark the dogs do bark mgo 26 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg20 22 Hark hark the dogs do bark mg13 13 Hark hark the dogs do bark (phono) mg23 11 Hark hark the dogs do bark (phono) mg2 Hark hark the dogs do bark 167 mg7 Hark hark the dogs do bark 270 mg1 Hark hark the dogs do bark 75 mg7 Harry the Great 264 mg7 Harvest Home 261 mg41 35 Have you seen the old woman of Banbury Cross mg7 Have you seen the Old Woman of Banbury Cross 42 mg8 124 Hay is for horses mgo 118 Hay is for horses mgo 125 He loves me he don't mg41 163 He loves me he don't mg37 69 He loves me he don't mg6 He loves me he don't 67 bk13 4745 He loves me he don't! mg31 182 He loves me he don't! bk7 2639 He prayeth best who loveth best mgo 17 He that lies at the stock mg41 7 He that would thrive bk16 6028 He that would thrive mg2 He that would thrive 192 mg7 He That Would thrive 54 mgo 114 He that would thrive must rise at five mgo 3 Head bumper (cf brow brinky) mg20 154 Hearts Like Doors will ope with ease mgo 115 Hearts like doors will ope with ease mg8 89 Hearts like doors will open with ease mg35 57 Hector Protector mg27 110 Hector Protector mg28 44 Hector Protector mg37 69 Hector Protector mg41 33 Hector Protector mg7 Hector Protector 180 mg9 Hector Protector 44 mg8 94 Hector Protector was dressed all in green bk17 6384 Hector protector was dressed all in green mgo 99 Hector Protector was dressed all in green mg1 Hector Protector was dressed all in green 89 mgo 123 Heigh ho! my heart is low mgo 105 Here's a b and c 105 a b c d mgo 72 Here's a large one for the lady (broom) mgo 131 Here's a poor widow from babylon bk6 2040 Here's a poor widow from babylon mgo 72 Here's finiky hawkes mg28 14 Here's Sulky Sue mg27 88 Here's Sulky Sue mgo 84 Here's Sulky Sue mg41 140 Here's Sulky Sue mg8 60 Here's Sulky Sue mg6 Here's sulky sue 29 mg1 Here's Sulky Sue 68 mgo 128 Here's to thee old apple tree mgo 128 Here's two or three jolly boys bk2 740 Here am I little jumping joan mg40 19 Here am I little Jumping Joan mg37 35 Here am I little Jumping Joan mg27 75 Here am I little Jumping Joan mg8 111 Here am I little Jumping Joan mg5 112 Here am I little jumping Joan mg28 71 Here am I little jumping Joan mg35 32 Here am I little Jumping Joan mgo 52 Here am I little Jumping Joan mg41 30 Here am I little jumping Joan mg31 119 Here am I little Jumping Joan 119 here I am... mg1 Here am I little jumping Joan 14 mg2 Here am I little Jumping Joan 237 mg9 Here am I little jumping Joan 36 mg7 Here Am I little jumping joan 44 mgo 8 Here are the lady's knives and forks mg40 13 Here are the lady's knives and forks 12 here's my lady's... mg7 Here Comes a Candle 283 mgo 130 Here comes a lusty wooer mg7 Here Comes a Poor Woman 197 mg5 Here comes an old woman 14 (cf snow snow faster) mgo 14 Here comes my lady (cf this is the way the ladies ride) mg41 167 Here goes my lord mg1 Here goes my lord 21 mg7 Here goes my lord 68 mgo 72 Here I am with my rabbits mgo 8 Here is the church and here is the steeple mg8 65 Here is the church and here is the steeple mg25 178 Here is the church and here is the steeple mg20 7 Here is the church and here is the steeple 7 Here's... bk3 1143 Here sits the Lord Mayor mg31 112 Here sits the Lord mayor mg28 71 Here sits the Lord Mayor mg35 52 Here sits the Lord Mayor mg20 7 Here sits the Lord Mayor mgo 3 Here sits the Lord Mayor ... chin chopper mg7 Here sits the Lord Mayor 361 mg1 Here sits the Lord Mayor 55 mg7 Here Stands a Post 351 mg5 73 Here we come gathering mg7 Here we come gathering Nuts an' maY 250 mg28 53 Here we dance Looby Loo mg29 36 Here we dance Looby Loo (music) mg41 166 Here we dance Looby Loo 166 now we... mg30 7 Here we dance Looby Loo 7 here we go... (phono) mgo 15 Here we go dancing jingo-ring (cf here we go round a ginger ring) bk6 2155 Here we go round a ginger ring mgo 15 Here we go round ring by ring mg31 104 Here we go round the mulberry-bush mg9 Here we go round the mulberry-bush 59 mg28 55 Here we go round the mulberry bush mg40 14 Here we go round the mulberry bush mg8 62 Here we go round the mulberry bush mg35 18 Here we go round the mulberry bush mg20 10 Here we go round the mulberry Bush mg37 171 Here we go round the mulberry bush mg20 232 Here we go round the mulberry bush (music) mg27 124 Here we go round the mulberry bush (music) mg29 19 Here we go round the mulberry bush (music) mg22 172 Here we go round the mulberry bush (music) mg36 32 Here we go round the mulberry bush (phono) mg24 1 Here we go round the mulberry bush (phono) mg42 17 Here we go round the mulberry bush (phono) mg21 5 Here we go round the mulberry bush (phono) mg25 167 Here we go round the mulberry bush 167 we all go round... mg41 168 Here we go round the mulberry bush 168 ...bramble-bush mg23 20 Here we go round the mulberry bush 20 all around... (phono) mg7 Here we go round the mulberry bush 310 mg1 Here we go round the mulberry bush 65 mg40 15 Here we go up up up mg28 7 Here we go up up up bk18 6800 Here we go up up up (cf hey my kitten, coincidentally on same page) mg2 Here we go up up up 171 (cf hey my kitten, coincidentally just above) mg41 217 Hey-ding-a-ding I heard a bird sing mg37 173 Hey diddle diddle mg39 8 Hey diddle diddle mgo 23 Hey diddle diddle mg8 23 Hey diddle diddle mg31 342 Hey diddle diddle mg28 79 Hey diddle diddle mg3 54 Hey diddle diddle mg41 205 Hey diddle diddle mg12 81 Hey diddle diddle mg35 9 Hey diddle diddle mg19 22 Hey diddle diddle mg40 59 Hey diddle diddle mg32 12 Hey diddle diddle mg38 18 Hey diddle diddle bk9 3314 Hey diddle diddle mg27 68 Hey diddle diddle mg29 40 Hey diddle diddle (music) mg21 6 Hey diddle diddle (phono) mg13 9 Hey diddle diddle (phono) mg17 23 Hey diddle diddle (phono) mg42 14 Hey diddle diddle (phono) mg33 1/1 Hey diddle diddle (phono) mg36 27 Hey diddle diddle (phono) mg15 10 Hey diddle diddle 10 the cat and the fiddle mg23 13 Hey diddle diddle 13 hi diddle diddle (phono) mg2 Hey diddle diddle 151 mg9 Hey diddle diddle 26 mg5 Hey diddle diddle 30 mg4 34 Hey diddle diddle 34 high diddle diddle mg6 Hey diddle diddle 95 mgo 11 Hey diddle diddle and hey diddle dan mg25 91 Hey diddle diddle! mg11 6 Hey Diddle Diddle! mg7 Hey Diddle Diddle! 208 mg20 22 Hey Diddle Diddle! 22 Hey! mg1 Hey diddle diddle! 60 mg5 75 Hey diddle dinketty poppetty pet mg8 41 Hey diddle dinketty poppety pet mg7 Hey Diddle Dinketty poppety pet 132 bk7 2639 Hey diddle dinkety poppety pet mgo 25 Hey diddle dinkety poppety pet mg27 90 Hey diddle dinkety poppety pet mg1 Hey diddle dinkety poppety pet 56 mg9 Hey diddle dinkety poppety pet! 73 mgo 61 Hey Ding a Ding mg7 Hey Ding a Ding 309 mgo 52 Hey dorolot dorolot! mg41 116 Hey dorolot dorolot! mg7 Hey dorolot dorolot! 225 mg9 Hey my kitten 24 mg7 Hey My Kitten 243 bk15 5652 Hey my kitten 5652 ho my kitten a kitten mg31 329 Hey my kitten 5652 ho my kitten a kitten mg4 7 Hey my kitten 7 o my kitten a kitten mgo 10 Hey my kitten my kitten bk18 6800 Hey my kitten my kitten mg41 87 Hey my kitten my kitten mg8 116 Hey my kitten my kitten mg27 93 Hey my kitten my kitten mg2 Hey my Kitten my Kitten 171 mg1 Hey my kitten my kitten 53 mgo 154 Hick-a-more Hack-a-more mg7 38 Hick-a-more hack-a-more mg28 68 Hick-a-more Hack-a-more (riddle) mg9 Hick-a-more hack-a-more 70 sunshine mg1 Hick-a-more Hack-a-more 97 bk7 2368 Hick-a-more hack-a-more on the king's kitchen door mg1 Hickery dickery 6 and 7 60 mg41 211 Hickety pickety my black 211 higgledy piggledy mgo 39 Hickety pickety my black hen mg8 53 Hickety pickety my black hen mg35 17 Hickety pickety my black hen mg37 91 Hickety pickety my black hen mg41 189 Hickety pickety my black hen mg19 18 Hickety pickety my black hen mg28 16 Hickety pickety my black hen mg11 25 Hickety Pickety my black hen mg22 42 Hickety pickety my black hen (music) mg13 12 Hickety pickety my black hen (phono) mg5 106 Hickety pickety my black hen 106 Hicketty-picketty bk4 1274 Hickety pickety my black hen 1274 higglepy piggleby mg2 Hickety Pickety my Black Hen 203 mg9 Hickety pickety my black hen 28 mg1 Hickety pickety my black hen 39 mg40 40 Hickety pickety my black hen 40 ...fat hen mg3 55 Hickety pickety my black hen 55 higgledy piggledy mg25 82 Hickety pickety my black hen 82 higgley piggley mg42 98 Hickety pickety my black hen 98 my old hen's a good old hen (phono) mg7 Hickle Them Pickle Them 68 mg40 25 Hickory dickory dock mgo 24 Hickory dickory dock mg19 9 Hickory dickory dock mg25 92 Hickory dickory dock mg12 77 Hickory dickory dock mg35 13 Hickory dickory dock mg3 54 Hickory dickory dock mg39 10 Hickory dickory dock mg15 10 Hickory dickory dock mg37 158 Hickory dickory dock mg41 208 Hickory dickory dock (and xxiii) bk3 1147 Hickory dickory dock (music) mg29 10 Hickory dickory dock (music) mg27 118 Hickory dickory dock (music) mg21 4 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg32 10 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg24 26 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg13 1 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg42 52 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg36 35 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg17 3 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg33 1/2 Hickory dickory dock (phono) mg2 Hickory dickory dock 229 Dickery Dickery Dock (music) mg9 Hickory dickory dock 26 dickory dickory dock mg4 29 Hickory dickory dock 29 dickery dickery dock mg6 Hickory dickory dock 42 mg8 87 Hickory dickory dock! mg18 4 Hickory dickory dock! mg5 121 Hickory dickory dock! mg11 9 Hickory Dickory Dock! mg1 Hickory dickory dock! 125 mg7 Hickory Dickory Dock! 258 mg37 36 Hickup Hickup mg7 Hickup Hickup 349 mg7 Hickup Snicup 347 mgo 35 Hie hie says anthony mg7 Hie hie says anthony 221 The Mutton Bone mg8 61 Hie to the market Jenny come trot mgo 12 Hie to the market Jenny come trot mg14 27 Higgily piggily my fat pig bk3 1010 Higgledy piggledy here we lie mg7 88 Higgledy piggledy here we lie mgo 155 Higgledy piggledy here we lie 155 higgledy-piggledy mgo 24 Higglety pigglety pop! mg8 57 Higglety pigglety pop! mg41 90 High diddle ding did you hear the bells ring? bk17 6384 High diddle ding did you hear the bells ring? mgo 38 High diddle ding did you hear the bells ring? mg2 High Diddle Ding did you hear the bells ring? 107 mg35 53 High diddle doubt my candle's out mg27 92 High diddle doubt my candle's out mg31 137 High diddle doubt my candle's out mg1 High diddle doubt my candle's out 101 mg2 High diddle doubt my Candle's out 141 mgo 39 High diddle doubt my candle's out 39 hey diddle dout mg7 High Diddle Doubt my candle's out! 82 mg7 High Ding Straps of Leather 260 mg27 88 Higher than a house mgo 147 Higher than a house (riddle) mg1 Higher than a house 94 mgo 151 Highty tighty paradighty clothed all in green (riddle) mgo 27 Hinx minx the old witch winks mg7 Hinx minx the old witch winks 40 Hinks minx! mg9 Hippety hop 32 mg28 22 Hippety hop to the barber shop mg40 30 Hippety hop to the barber shop bk2 741 Hippety hop to the barber shop mgo 150 Hitty pitty within the wall (riddle) mg7 Ho! Ho! Ha! Ha! 120 mg7 Ho! My Fred! 118 mgo 6 Hob shoe hob mg8 104 Hob shoe hob (cf shoe the colt) mg8 105 Hobbledy Hops he made some tops mg8 71 Hoddley poddley puddle and fogs mgo 24 Hoddley poddley puddle and fogs mg31 170 Hoddley poddley puddle and fogs 170 ...puddles mg37 79 Hoddley poddley puddle and fogs 79 ...puddles mgo 151 Hoddy doddy with a round black body (riddle) mg7 39 Hoddy doddy with a round body mg8 105 Hogs in the garden 105 rats in the garden catch 'em Towser mg7 Hogs in the Garden 265 mgo 24 Hokey pokey whisky thum mgo 115 Hold up your head mg7 Hot Boiled Beans 241 mg1 Hot boiled beans 61 Ladies and gentlemen come to supper mg8 63 Hot boiled beans and very good butter mg8 80 Hot cross buns mg33 1/3 Hot cross buns (phono) mg32 14 Hot cross buns (phono) mg17 6 Hot cross buns (phono) mg2 Hot cross buns 24 mg11 17 Hot cross buns! mg35 55 Hot cross buns! mg27 77 Hot cross buns! mgo 73 Hot cross buns! mg31 239 Hot cross buns! mg37 133 Hot cross buns! mg5 74 Hot cross buns! mg42 95 Hot cross buns! (phono) mg1 Hot cross buns! 127 hot-cross mg41 221 Hot cross buns! 221 hot-cross mg40 28 Hot cross buns! 28 hot-cross mg7 Hot cross buns! 353 hot-cross mg25 75 Hot cross buns! 75 hot-cross mgo 128 Hot cross buns... poker... tongs mg28 17 How do you do neighbor? mg7 How Do You Do Neighbor? 71 mg6 How do you like to go up in a swing 56 mg31 55 How many days has my baby to play? mg28 9 How many days has my baby to play? mg40 12 How many days has my baby to play? mgo 11 How many days has my baby to play? mg8 41 How many days has my baby to play? mg20 7 How Many Days has my baby to play? mg27 92 How many days has my baby to play? mg37 145 How many days has my baby to play? mg9 How many days has my baby to play? 19 mg1 How many days has my baby to play? 28 mg7 How Many Days? 268 mg11 16 How many miles to babylon 16 How Far Is It to Babylon? mg27 92 How many miles to Babylon? mgo 121 How many miles to Babylon? mg37 103 How many miles to Babylon? mg8 61 How many miles to Babylon? bk3 1143 How many miles to babylon? mg35 12 How many miles to Babylon? 11 ...is it to mg41 29 How many miles to Babylon? 28 ...is it to mg9 How many miles to Babylon? 53 mg1 How many miles to Babylon? 57 ...is it to mg28 25 How many miles to Babylon? 57 ...is it to mg7 How Many Miles to Babylon? 58 mg7 How Many Miles to Barley Bridge? 283 mg37 53 How much wood would a woodchuck chuck mg5 122 How should I your true love know (shakespeare) mg7 Hum Diddle Diddle 58 mg32 9 Humpty-Dumpty mg28 7 Humpty-Dumpty mg5 105 Humpty-Dumpty mg3 59 Humpty-Dumpty mg23 1 Humpty-Dumpty (phono) mg26 22 Humpty-Dumpty (phono) mg37 13 Humpty Dumpty mg39 2 Humpty Dumpty mg20 160 Humpty Dumpty mg25 94 Humpty Dumpty mg41 76 Humpty Dumpty mg31 282 Humpty Dumpty mg18 2 Humpty Dumpty mg11 29 Humpty Dumpty mg35 44 Humpty Dumpty mg40 56 Humpty Dumpty mg27 59 Humpty Dumpty mg8 111 Humpty Dumpty mgo 25 Humpty Dumpty mg19 10 Humpty Dumpty mg29 31 Humpty Dumpty (music) mg33 1/5 Humpty Dumpty (phono) mg24 7 Humpty Dumpty (phono) mg17 7 Humpty dumpty (phono) mg42 75 Humpty Dumpty (phono) mg21 8 Humpty Dumpty (phono) mg6 Humpty Dumpty 141 mg2 Humpty Dumpty 20 (music) mg1 Humpty Dumpty 40 mg7 Humpty Dumpty 9 mgo 19 Hush-a-ba birdie croon croon mg7 Hush-a-ba Birdie croon croon 231 mgo 18 Hush-a-baa baby dinna mak' a din mgo 18 Hush-a-bye a baa lamb bk13 4601 Hush-a-bye baby daddy is near mg27 75 Hush-a-bye baby daddy is near mg35 10 Hush-a-bye baby daddy is near mg2 Hush-a-bye Baby daddy is near 192 mg1 Hush-a-bye baby daddy is near 47 mg7 Hush-a-bye Baby lie still in the cradle 20 mg28 73 Hush-a-bye baby lie still in the cradle 73 hush-a-by... mg31 370 Hush-a-bye baby lie still with thy daddy mg28 36 Hush-a-bye baby lie still with thy daddy mg7 Hush-a-bye baby lie still with thy daddy 16 Dear Baby Lie still mg41 3 Hush-a-bye baby lie still with thy daddy 18 hush thee my babby mgo 18 Hush-a-bye baby lie still with thy daddy 18 hush thee my babby mg2 Hush-a-bye Baby lie still with thy daddy 267 mg1 Hush-a-bye baby lie still with thy daddy 47 bk13 4745 Hush-a-bye baby lie still with thy daddy 4745 babby mg5 126 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree-top bk8 2770 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree-top (music) mg27 112 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree-top 112 rock-a-bye... (music) mg28 18 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree-top 18 hush-a-by mg25 190 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree-top 190 rockabye... mg22 20 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree-top 20 rock-a-bye... (music) mg20 5 Hush-a-bye Baby on the tree-top 5 hush-a-by... mg16 6 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree-top 6 rock-a-bye... (phono) mg41 1 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top mg3 53 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top mgo 18 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top mg40 10 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top mg37 114 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 114 rock-a-bye... mg34 13 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 13 rock-a-bye... (phono) mg23 16 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 16 rock a bye... (phono) mg4 21 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 21 hush a by... mg35 23 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 23 rock-a-bye... (music) mg8 26 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 26 rock-a-bye... mg29 30 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 30 rock-a-bye... (music) mg7 Hush-a-bye Baby on the Tree top 33 mg31 373 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 373 rock-a-bye... mg11 6 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 6 rock-a-bye... mg42 63 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top 63 rock-a-bye... (phono) mg1 Hush-a-bye baby on the tree top! 25 mgo 18 Hush-a-bye baby the beggar shan't have 'ee mgo 19 Hush-a-bye baby they're gone to milk bk14 5132 Hush-a-bye colin brother of mine (plus french) mg28 41 Hush baby my doll mg7 Hush Baby My Doll 188 (2nd appearance in book: same except doll/dolly) mg41 50 Hush baby my doll I pray you don't cry mg2 Hush Baby my Doll I pray you don't cry 53 bk7 2639 Hush baby my dolly mg9 Hush baby my dolly 21 mg7 Hush baby my dolly 57 Baby Dolly mg27 56 Hush baby my dolly I pray you don't cry mg1 Hush baby my dolly I pray you don't cry 17 mg14 30 Hush little baby don't say a word mgo 18 Hush little baby don't say a word mg25 190 Hush little baby don't say a word mg8 71 Hush little baby don't say a word mg37 119 Hush little baby don't say a word mg40 11 Hush little baby don't say a word mg22 12 Hush little baby don't say a word (music) mg42 82 Hush little baby don't say a word (phono) mg32 18 Hush little baby don't say a word (phono) mg34 17 Hush little baby don't say a word (phono) mgo 11 Hush my baby do not cry mgo 19 Hushie ba burdie beeton (cf bye baby bunting) mgo 143 Hyder iddle diddle dell mgo 18 I'll buy you a tartan bonnet mg7 I'll Buy You a Tartan Bonnet 91 mgo 59 I'll sing you a song nine verses long mg35 10 I'll sing you a song though not very long mg28 16 I'll sing you a song though not very long bk7 2530 I'll sing you a song though not very long mg37 40 I'll sing you a song though not very long mg40 32 I'll sing you a song though not very long mg41 167 I'll sing you a song though not very long mg7 I'll Sing You a Song though not very long 101 mgo 60 I'll tell my own daddy mg7 I'll tell my own daddy 260 mg28 7 I'll tell you a story bk16 5713 I'll tell you a story mgo 95 I'll tell you a story mg27 87 I'll tell you a story mg20 12 I'll Tell You a Story mg5 135 I'll tell you a story mg41 201 I'll tell you a story 201 ...mary morey mg2 I'll tell you a story 204 mg7 I'll Tell You a Story 40 ...mary morey mg9 I'll tell you a story 42 mg1 I'll tell you a story 57 mg8 29 I'll tell you a story about Jack-a-Nory bk16 5869 I'm a chubby little thing (plus french) mgo 38 I'm a little butterfly born in a bower mgo 153 I'm called by the name of a man (riddle) mg40 48 I'm glad the sky is painted blue mg9 I'm glad the sky is painted blue 50 bk14 4957 I'm going out a-hunting mg7 233 I'm in every one's way mg31 300 I'm just a little puppy Edith Brown Kirkwood mgo 77 I'm the king of the castle mg6 I'm the king of the castle 83 mg7 I've Got a Rocket 25 mg7 I've Lost My Ball 160 mg7 232 I've seen you where you never were mg31 93 I am a gold lock mg41 147 I am a gold lock mg7 I am a gold lock 214 Lock and Key mg1 I am a gold lock 56 mg28 67 I am a gold lock 67 ...monk key mgo 139 I am a pretty wench bk2 741 I asked my mother for fifty cents mg31 42 I bought a dozen new-laid eggs mg37 90 I bought a dozen new-laid eggs mg7 I bought a dozen new-laid eggs 221 mg7 I Caught My Bow 267 mgo 98 I do not like thee Doctor Fell mg41 159 I do not like thee Doctor Fell mg8 64 I do not like thee Doctor Fell mg5 119 I do not like thee Doctor Fell mg37 26 I do not like thee Doctor Fell mg7 I do not like thee Doctor Fell 184 mg1 I do not like thee Doctor Fell 60 bk4 1386 I do not love thee doctor fell mg7 I Doubt I Doubt 347 mgo 182 I had a cat and the cat pleased me mg7 I Had a Little Castle 75 mg7 I Had a Little Cow hey-diddle ho-diddle360 mgo 59 I had a little cow hey diddle ho diddle mg28 29 I had a little cow to save her mg31 127 I had a little dog and called him Blue Bell 127 ...little boy mg7 I had a little dog and called him Blue Bell 14 ...little boy mg1 I had a little dog and called him Blue Bell 44 ...little boy mgo 34 I had a little dog and his name was Blue Bell mg28 64 I had a little dog and his name was Blue Bell mg41 191 I had a little dog and his name was Blue Bell mg7 I had a little dog his name was Buff 317 mg2 I had a little Dog they called him Buff 91 mgo 34 I had a little dog whose name was buff 34 I had a dog... mg28 45 I had a little doggie that used to sit and beg mg7 I Had a Little Doll 154 mg41 196 I had a little hen mg8 28 I had a little hen the prettiest ever seen mg37 90 I had a little hen the prettiest ever seen mg27 40 I had a little hen the prettiest ever seen mg2 I had a little hen the prettiest ever seen 185 mg1 I had a little hen the prettiest ever seen 21 mg7 I Had a Little Highlander 359 mg27 38 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray mg28 59 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray mg31 10 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray 10 (no - ) mg8 120 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray 120 (no - ) mg37 18 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray 18 (no - ) mg7 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray 258 mg1 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray 65 mg41 98 I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple grey mgo 191 I had a little hobby horse it was well shod mgo 71 I had a little horse his name was Dappled Grey 71 (different from "and it was" rhymes) mg27 83 I had a little husband mg8 112 I had a little husband mg37 68 I had a little husband mg41 227 I had a little husband mgo 87 I had a little husband mg17 28 I had a little husband (phono) mg7 I Had a Little Husband 249 mg9 I had a little husband 57 mg6 I had a little husband 62 mg2 I had a little Husband no bigger than my Thumb 169 mg1 I had a little husband no bigger than my thumb 57 mgo 96 I had a little moppet mg35 44 I had a little moppet mg27 90 I had a little moppet mg8 93 I had a little moppet bk7 2639 I had a little moppet mg7 I had a little moppet 61 mg1 I had a little moppet 72 mgo 33 I had a little nag mg28 33 I had a little nut-tree bk9 3342 I had a little nut-tree mg3 56 I had a little nut-tree mg9 I had a little nut-tree 41 mg8 97 I had a little nut tree mgo 121 I had a little nut tree mg35 13 I had a little nut tree mg31 361 I had a little nut tree mg37 122 I had a little nut tree mg27 51 I had a little nut tree mg11 30 I Had a Little Nut Tree mg5 100 I had a little nut tree mg20 22 I Had a Little Nut Tree mg41 7 I had a little nut tree mg20 226 I had a little nut tree (music) mg22 108 I had a little nut tree (music) mg29 44 I had a little nut tree (music) mg17 39 I had a little nut tree (phono) mg42 15 I had a little nut tree (phono) mg7 I Had a Little Nut Tree 162 mg41 75 I had a little pony bk16 5713 I had a little pony mg3 57 I had a little pony mg28 40 I had a little pony mg35 25 I had a little pony mg8 109 I had a little pony mgo 99 I had a little pony mg17 32 I had a little pony (phono) mg2 I had a little Pony 172 mg5 I had a little pony 23 mg7 I Had a Little Pony 322 mg1 I had a little pony 83 mgo 94 I Had a Little Wife mg7 I Had a Little Wife 152 mg7 262 I had four brothers over the sea mg28 76 I had two pigeons bright and gay mgo 122 I had two pigeons bright and gay mg8 52 I had two pigeons bright and gay mg7 I had two pigeons bright and gay 33 mg40 47 I had two pigeons bright and gay 47 ...birdies mg1 I had two pigeons bright and gay 55 mg31 143 I have a little sister she is only two years old mgo 151 I have a little sister they call her Peep-Peep (riddle) mg35 65 I have a little sister they call her Peep Peep bk7 2368 I have a little sister they call her peep peep mg3 59 I have a little sister they call her Peep Peep mg28 12 I have a little sister they call her Peep Peep (riddle) mg2 I have a little Sister they call her Peep Peep 169 mg7 262 I have a little sister they call her Peep Peep 262 bk16 5713 I have a little sister they call her Peep Peep 5713 I had ... called her Pretty Peep mg31 295 I have a white dog mg41 199 I have been to market mg7 I Have Been to Market 152 mg41 105 I have four sisters beyond the sea mg8 25 I have seen you little mouse bk5 1890 I have seen you little mouse mg41 46 I have seen you little mouse mg31 33 I have seen you little mouse mg6 I have seen you little mouse 110 mg1 I have seen you little mouse 117 mg37 136 I know I have lost my train 136 Joshua Lane mg7 I know I have lost my train 357 Joshua Lane mgo 26 I Lost My Mare in lincoln lane mg7 I Lost My Mare in lincoln lane 137 mg31 179 I love coffee I love tea mg37 58 I love coffee I love tea bk2 611 I love little pussy mg27 39 I love little Pussy mgo 34 I love little pussy mg38 8 I love little pussy mg35 39 I love little pussy mg14 14 I love little pussy bk7 2642 I love little pussy mg29 23 I love little pussy (music) mg42 19 I love little pussy (phono) mg17 35 I love little pussy (phono) mg23 8 I love little Pussy (phono) mg13 2 I love little pussy (phono) mg37 162 I love little pussy 162 I like... mg41 216 I love little pussy 216 I like... mg2 I love little Pussy 263 mg5 I love little pussy 31 mg31 330 I love little pussy 330 I like little kitty mg40 44 I love little pussy 44 I like... mg1 I love little pussy 62 I like... mg28 18 I love little pussy 62 I like... mg7 I Love Little Pussy 64 mg8 108 I love little pussy her coat is so warm mg41 17 I love my love with an A bk10 3743 I love six-pence (music) mg27 30 I love sixpence bk4 1274 I love sixpence mg2 I love sixpence 205 mg7 I love sixpence 27 mg1 I love sixpence a jolly jolly sixpence 77 mgo 184 I love sixpence jolly jolly sixpence mg35 49 I love sixpence pretty little sixpence mg8 109 I love sixpence pretty little sixpence bk14 4957 I love the little flowers mgo 195 I love thee betty do'st thou Johnny? mg7 I Love You Well 308 mg28 13 I love you well my little brother bk13 4745 I love you well my little brother mg41 56 I love you well my little brother mg37 159 I married a wife by the light of the moon bk6 2247 I must not throw upon the floor the crust mgo 156 I need not your needles mg7 I need not your needles 327 The Baker's Reply to the Needle Peddler mg31 50 I never saw a purple cow gelett burgess bk7 2642 I never saw a purple cow gelett burgess mgo 124 I peeped through the window mgo 204 I sat on a sunny bank on Christmas day in the morning mgo 136 I saw a fishpond all on fire mgo 141 I Saw a Peacock with a fiery tail mg7 I Saw a Peacock with a fiery tail 373 mg37 85 I saw a ship a-sailing mg35 65 I saw a ship a-sailing mg8 59 I saw a ship a-sailing mg3 56 I saw a ship a-sailing mg15 29 I saw a ship a-sailing mgo 200 I saw a ship a-sailing mg28 69 I saw a ship a-sailing mg32 7 I saw a ship a-sailing bk18 6800 I saw a ship a-sailing mg20 22 I saw A Ship A-sailing mg11 14 I Saw a Ship a-Sailing mg41 13 I saw a ship a-sailing mg5 I saw a ship a-sailing 186 mg9 I saw a ship a-sailing 39 mg7 I Saw a Ship a-Sailing 63 mg1 I saw a ship a-sailing 73 mg2 I saw a Ship a-sailing 96 mg35 62 I saw an old man put shells in his pocket mg7 I Saw an Old Man put shells in his pocket 178 bk17 6110 I saw three ships mg42 45 I saw three ships (phono) mg9 I saw three ships 56 mg28 77 I saw three ships come sailing by mg8 34 I saw three ships come sailing by mgo 204 I saw three ships come sailing by mg37 20 I saw three ships come sailing by mg41 6 I saw three ships come sailing by mg7 I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing By 30 mg14 33 I see the moon and the moon sees me mgo 17 I see the moon and the moon sees me mg25 202 I see the moon and the moon sees me mg8 74 I see the moon and the moon sees me mg37 115 I see the moon and the moon sees me mg33 3/4 I see the moon and the moon sees me (phono) mg32 19 I see the moon and the moon sees me (phono) mg7 I Sell You the Key of the King's Garden 230 mg5 148 I sent a letter to my love mg40 19 I sent a letter to my love mg8 94 I sing I sing mg7 I Sing I Sing from morn till night 27 mgo 130 I went into my grandmother's garden mgo 37 I went to my grandmother's garden mgo 126 I went to noke but nobody spoke mgo 121 I went to the toad that lies under the wall mg7 89 I went to the wood and got it mg1 I went to the wood and got it 117 mgo 150 I went to the wood and got it 150 he went... (riddle) mg28 60 I went up one pair of stairs mg37 9 I went up one pair of stairs mg1 I went up one pair of stairs 28 mg9 I went up one pair of stairs 71 mg41 212 I will sing you a song... woodcock and sparrow mg7 I Will Sing You a Song... woodcock and sparrow 136 mgo 71 I Will Sing You a Song... woodcock and sparrow 71 i'll sing mgo 77 I willie wastle stand on my castle mg35 38 I won't be my father's Jack mg4 24 I won't be my father's jack mgo 127 I won't be my father's Jack mg7 I Won't Be My Father's Jack 31 mg1 I won't be my father's Jack 53 mg4 43 I would if I could mgo 135 I would if I could mg28 78 I would if I could mg41 218 I would if I could 218 ...cou'd mg7 I Would if I Could 327 mgo 23 Ickle ockle blue bockle mgo 140 If a man who turnips cries mg35 57 If all the seas were one sea mg20 150 If all the seas were one sea mgo 137 If all the seas were one sea mg31 350 If all the seas were one sea mg37 82 If all the seas were one sea mg8 91 If all the seas were one sea mg3 59 If all the seas were one sea mg7 If All the Seas Were One Sea 148 mg1 If all the seas were one sea 53 mg9 If all the seas were one sea 70 mg27 13 If all the world were apple-pie mg20 161 If all the world were apple-pie mg37 111 If all the world were apple-pie 111 ...was... mg35 57 If all the world were apple-pie 57 ...was... mg28 72 If all the world were apple-pie 72 ...was... mg5 64 If all the world were apple pie mg40 66 If all the world were apple pie mg8 109 If all the world were apple pie bk18 6800 If all the world were apple pie mg1 If all the world were apple pie 104 mg7 If All the World were apple pie 260 mg6 If all the world were paper 133 mgo 135 If all the world were paper 135 ...was paper mg41 38 If all the world were water mg2 If all the World were Water 171 mg9 If all the world were water 68 bk14 5242 If bees stay at home mgo 117 If bees stay at home mg37 10 If chickens roll in the sand mgo 72 If I'd as much money as I could spend mg35 57 If I'd as much money as I could spend mg37 7 If I'd as much money as I could spend mg27 39 If I'd as much money as I could spend mg8 94 If i'd as much money as I could spend mg40 28 If I'd as much money as I could spend mg41 34 If I'd as much money as I could spend mg31 158 If I'd as much money as I could spend mg7 If i'd as much money as I could spend 128 If I had mg1 If I'd as much money as I could spend 19 mg28 51 If i'd as much money as I could spend 51 If I had mg9 If i'd as much money as I could spend 58 bk2 741 If i'd as much money as I could spend 741 if I had mg5 If I had a donkey and he wouldn't go 25 mgo 33 If I had a donkey that wouldn't go mg7 If I Had a Mule Sir and he wouldn't start 90 (cf if I had a donkey) mg28 11 If I were an apple mg40 52 If I were an apple mg41 227 If ifs and ands mg35 52 If ifs and ands bk7 2530 If ifs and ans mg7 If ifs and ans 114 ...tinkers' hands mg7 If many men knew 132 I Think So Don't You? mg7 If my boy sleep quiet 101 French Cradle Song mgo 117 If the oak is out before the ash bk7 2644 If the old woman who lived in a shoe mg37 64 If wishes were horses mg35 13 If wishes were horses mg27 80 If wishes were horses mg25 80 If wishes were horses mg41 154 If wishes were horses bk10 3743 If wishes were horses mgo 116 If wishes were horses mg2 If Wishes were Horses 166 mg7 If Wishes Were Horses 273 mg9 If wishes were horses 66 mg8 113 If wishes were horses... if if's and and's mg31 90 If wishes were horses... if ifs and ands mg1 If wishes were horses... if ifs and ands 19 mgo 7 If you are a gentleman mg37 140 If you are not handsome at twenty mg31 111 If you are to be a gentleman mg28 16 If you are to be a gentleman mg2 If you are to be a Gentleman 53 mg1 If you are to be a gentleman 56 mg31 317 If you love me love me true mg37 58 If you love me love me true mg7 If you love me pop and fly 357 mg31 67 If you sneeze on Monday bk10 3743 If you sneeze on monday mg27 24 If you sneeze on Monday mg7 If you Sneeze on Monday (no "if you") mg28 70 If you sneeze on Monday (no "if you") mg5 If you sneeze on Monday 175 mg8 112 If you Sneeze on Monday sneeze for danger 112 (no "if you") mg1 If you sneeze on Monday you sneeze for danger 128 mg37 93 If you wish to live and thrive mgo 140 In a cottage in Fife mg41 219 In a cottage in Fife mg37 153 In a cottage in Fife bk8 3008 In a cottage in Fife mg8 21 In a cottage in Fife mg7 In a Cottage in Fife 45 mg1 In a cottage in Fife 78 mg7 In Egypt Was a Dragon Dire 290 mg41 135 In fir tar is mgo 155 In fir tar is 155 infir taris mg7 In Fir Tar Is 326 bk6 2248 In london once I lost my way mg20 160 In marble walls as white as milk bk7 2368 In marble walls as white as milk mg3 59 In marble walls as white as milk mg7 89 In marble walls as white as milk mg41 11 In marble walls as white as milk mgo 152 In marble walls as white as milk (riddle) mg37 135 In spring I look gay mgo 148 In spring I look gay (riddle) mg31 200 In spring I look gay (riddle) mgo 51 In the greenhouse lives a wren mg8 36 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout mgo 60 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout mg32 1 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout 1 itsy bitsy spider (phono) mg37 117 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout 117 Incey wincey spider climbed... mg39 14 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout 14 Incy wincy spider climbed... mg42 87 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout 87 eency weency spider went... (phono) (phono) mg22 92 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout 92 eency weency spider went... (music) mg30 8 Ipsey Wipsey spider climbing up the spout 92 eency weency spider went... (phono) mg41 211 Is John Smith within? bk18 6800 Is John Smith within? mg27 91 Is John Smith within? mgo 6 Is John Smith within? mg4 35 Is John Smith within? mg28 80 Is John Smith within? mg2 Is John Smith within? 125 mg7 Is John Smith Within? 239 mg1 Is John Smith within? 33 mg9 Is John Smith within? 58 mgo 126 It's once I courted as pretty a lass mg7 It's once I courted as Pretty a Lass 40 mg14 2 It's raining it's pouring mg25 151 It's raining it's pouring mgo 75 It's raining it's pouring mg37 51 It's raining it's pouring mg19 7 It's raining it's pouring mg8 57 It's raining it's pouring mg33 1/6 It's raining it's pouring (phono) mg30 1 It's raining it's pouring (phono) mg7 It's Raining it's pouring 101 mgo 75 It's raining it's raining mg37 50 It's raining it's raining mg37 142 It blew it snew mgo 128 It is the day of all the year mg41 192 It was on a merry time when Jenny Wren was young 192 Twas once upon a time... (8 verses) mg27 20 It was on a merry time WHEN JENNY WREN WAS YOUNG 20 Twas once upon a time... (3 verses) mg1 It was on a merry time when Jenny Wren was young 23 Twas once upon a time... (6 verses) mg7 It was on a merry time when Jenny Wren was young 276 Cock Robin and Jenny Wren (36 verses) mg2 It was on a merry time when Jenny Wren was young 57 Marriage of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren (36 verses) mg4 38 Jack and gill mgo 95 Jack and gye went out in the rye mg25 153 Jack and Jill mg37 99 Jack and Jill mg12 78 Jack and jill mg18 3 Jack and Jill mg20 13 Jack and Jill mg3 54 Jack and Jill mg32 16 Jack and Jill mg40 34 Jack and Jill mg8 39 Jack and Jill mg27 82 Jack and Jill mg39 20 Jack and Jill mg41 180 Jack and Jill mg38 7 Jack and Jill mg11 31 Jack and Jill mg28 78 Jack and Jill mg35 62 Jack and Jill mgo 42 Jack and Jill bk18 6652 Jack and jill (music = yankee doodle) mg22 88 Jack and Jill (music) mg29 33 Jack and Jill (music) mg20 231 Jack and Jill (music) mg24 6 Jack and Jill (phono) mg23 3 Jack and Jill (phono) mg42 33 Jack and Jill (phono) mg17 4 Jack and jill (phono) mg32 2 Jack and Jill (phono) mg5 Jack and Jill 177 mg7 Jack and Jill 178 mg2 Jack and Jill 189 (music) mg1 Jack and Jill 49 mg6 Jack and Jill 65 mg3 55 Jack be nimble mg20 13 Jack Be Nimble mg40 24 Jack be nimble mg19 5 Jack be nimble mgo 25 Jack be nimble mg8 113 Jack be nimble mg38 20 Jack be nimble mg35 21 Jack be nimble mg32 16 Jack be nimble mg11 11 Jack Be Nimble mg37 34 Jack be nimble mg27 24 Jack be nimble mg25 80 Jack be nimble mg41 200 Jack be nimble (...pudding-stick) mg7 Jack Be Nimble 155 mg1 Jack be nimble 16 mg2 Jack be Nimble 160 mg9 Jack be nimble 45 mg6 Jack be nimble 90 mgo 39 Jack in the pulpit out and in bk16 5868 Jack jingle went 'prentice mg7 Jack Jingle went prentice 196 mg28 48 Jack Sprat's pig mg41 43 Jack Sprat's pig mg2 Jack Sprat's Pig 279 mgo 45 Jack Sprat's pig 45 little jack sprat once had a pig bk13 4602 Jack sprat's pig 4602 jack sprat had a pig mg7 Jack sprat's pig 91 Jack Spratt's Pig mg27 42 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mgo 45 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg31 281 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg32 16 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg18 12 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg5 65 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg25 93 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg40 61 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg37 123 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg28 32 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg41 1 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg19 15 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg11 28 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg20 14 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg35 13 Jack Sprat could eat no fat mg8 33 Jack Sprat could eat no fat bk4 1385 Jack sprat could eat no fat (12 couplets) mg6 Jack sprat could eat no fat 18 mg7 Jack Sprat Could Eat No Fat 252 (30 couplets) mg1 Jack Sprat could eat no fat 47 mg23 5 Jack Sprat could eat no fat 5 Jack Spratt (phono) mg24 4 Jack Sprat could eat no fat 5 Jack Spratt (phono) mg2 Jack Sprat could eat no fat 52 mg17 8 Jack sprat could eat no fat 8 jack spratt (phono) mgo 44 Jack Sprat had a cat mg7 Jack Sprat Had a Cat 202 mg2 Jack Sprat had a Cat 91 mg7 Jack Sprat He Is So Fat 18 mg8 36 Jacky come and give me thy fiddle mg1 Jacky come and give me thy fiddle 61 mgo 127 Jacky come give me thy fiddle bk10 3743 Jacky come give me thy fiddle mg41 67 Jacky come give me thy fiddle mg7 Jacky Come Give Me Thy Fiddle 22 mg2 Jacky come give me thy Fiddle 230 mg41 123 January brings the snow bk10 3646 January brings the snow mg27 44 January brings the snow mg8 108 Jeanie come tie my mg7 Jeannie Come Tie My Cravat 171 mgo 131 Jenny come tie my... bonny cravat mg28 36 Jenny Wren last week was wed mg27 108 Jenny Wren last week was wed mg7 Jenny Wren last week Was Wed 60 mg8 33 Jeremiah blow the fire mgo 24 Jeremiah blow the fire mg5 90 Jeremiah blow the fire! mg8 61 Jerry Hall he is so small mg31 357 Jerry Hall he is so small mg37 158 Jerry Hall he is so small mgo 82 Jerry Hall he is so small mg7 Jerry Hall he was so small 13 mg1 Jerry Hall he was so small 37 bk9 3342 Jim and george were two great lords mg5 Jim Crow's daughter 43 mgo 92 Jimmy the mowdy made a great crowdy mgo 62 Jingle bells mg7 Jockety Jog 138 mg7 John and Jane 187 mg7 John Ball Shot Them All 84 mg35 46 John Cook he had a little gray mare mg41 10 John Cook he had a little gray mare 10 john cook had... mg7 John Cook he had a little gray mare 171 mgo 192 John Cook he had a little gray mare 192 john cook had... mg31 321 John Cook he had a little gray mare 321 john cook had... horse mg2 John Cook he had a little grey mare 125 mg8 101 John fought for his beloved land mg7 John Fought for His Beloved Land 196 mg2 John Gilpin 241 mg7 John O'Gudgeon 268 mgo 6 John smith fellow fine (cf robert barnes) mg7 Johnny's Clocked Stockings 137 mg7 Johnny's Too Little to Whittle 230 mgo 102 Johnny Armstrong killed a calf mg7 Johnny Armstrong killed a calf 90 mgo 102 Johnny norrie gaed up three paper stairies mgo 201 Johnny shall have a new bonnet mg41 44 Johnny shall have a new bonnet mg31 174 Johnny shall have a new bonnet 174 jenny... mg7 Johnny shall have a new bonnet 181 Why May Not I Love Johnny? mg9 Johnny shall have a new bonnet 20 mg1 Johnny shall have a new bonnet 45 mg7 Jolly Red Nose 12 mg7 Jonah 319 mg7 Josephus Smith 306 mg7 Just Like Me 361 mgo 155 King charles the first walked and talked mg7 Kitten Kitten in my lap 335 mg7 Kitty the Spinner 175 mg5 95 Knives forks plates dishes mgo 3 Knock at the doorie mg5 96 Lady-bird lady-bird mg7 Lady-Bird! 117 mg13 10 Lady bird lady bird (phono) mgo 132 Lady Queen Anne she sits in the sun mg8 32 Lady Queen Anne she sits in the sun (deviates from queen anne queen anne) bk7 Ladybird fly (music) 2367 alfred percival graves mg27 66 Ladybird ladybird fly away home mgo 74 Ladybird ladybird fly away home mg37 22 Ladybird ladybird fly away home mg8 81 Ladybird ladybird fly away home mg35 10 Ladybird ladybird fly away home (4 verses) mg42 34 Ladybird ladybird fly away home (phono) mg6 Ladybird ladybird fly away home 152 mg2 Ladybird Ladybird fly away home 234 mg40 42 Ladybird ladybird fly away home 42 ladybug... mg41 48 Ladybird ladybird fly away home 48 ladybug... mg25 89 Ladybird ladybird fly away home 89 ladybug... mg1 Ladybird ladybird fly away home! 87 mg7 Larry Larry long and hairy 329 mg8 87 Lavender's blue diddle diddle lavender's green mgo 181 Lavender's blue diddle diddle lavender's green (6 verses, with roses are red) mg5 101 Lavender's blue diddle diddle rosemary's green mg35 48 Lavender's blue dilly dilly lavender's green mg16 13 Lavender's blue dilly dilly lavender's green (phono) mg31 166 Lavender blue and rosemary green mg37 31 Lavender blue and rosemary green bk13 4602 Lavender blue and rosemary green mg7 Lavender Blue and Rosemary Green 66 mgo 58 Lazy deuks that sit i' the coal-neuks (scottish girls and boys) mg42 59 Lazy Mary (phono) mg7 Lazy Mary 295 mg8 97 Lazy Mary will you get up? mg25 138 Lazy Mary will you get up? mg22 17 Lazy Mary will you get up? (music) mg36 2 Lazy Mary will you get up? (phono) mgo 14 Leg over leg mg41 177 Leg over leg mg27 45 Leg over leg mg31 307 Leg over leg mg8 116 Leg over leg mg5 145 Leg over leg mg35 53 Leg over leg mg7 Leg over Leg 123 mg1 Leg over leg 23 mg2 Leg over Leg 234 bk13 4745 Lend me thy mare mg1 Lend me thy mare 14 mg7 Lend Me Thy Mare 343 mg8 46 Lend me thy mare 46 will you lend me your mare mgo 139 Lend my thy mare 139 will you lend me your mare mgo 5 Let us go to the wood says this pig 5 let's... mg41 181 Let us go to the woods says Richard to Robin mgo 178 Let Us Go to the Woods says richard to robin 178 we will go to the woods says robin to bobbin mg7 Let Us Go to the Woods says richard to robin 282 mg28 40 Let us go to the woods says this pig mg2 Let us go to the Woods says this Pig 276 mg7 Let Us Go to the Woods says this pig 292 mgo 60 Lilies are white rosemary's green (cf lavender's blue) mg40 20 Lilies are white rosemary's green... roses are red lavender's blue mg28 48 Lilies are white rosemary's green... roses are red lavender's blue mg17 20 Limerick beard (phono) mg17 19 Limerick chin (phono) mg17 27 Limerick dumbree, ware (phono) mgo 97 Little Betty Blue lived in a den mg3 55 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg27 40 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg40 32 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mgo 87 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg41 26 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg37 28 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg20 16 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg35 41 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg8 95 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe mg1 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe 100 mg5 146 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe 146 betty blue mg7 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe 238 mg2 Little Betty Blue lost her holiday shoe 267 mg4 3 Little Betty Winckle she had a pig mg35 48 Little Betty Winckle she had a pig mg41 116 Little Betty Winckle she had a pig 116 have you ever heard of billy pringle's pig? bk6 2155 Little Betty Winckle she had a pig 2155 betty pringle had a little pig mg7 Little Betty Winckle she had a pig 287 ...little pig mgo 36 Little Betty Winckle she had a pig 36 little betty pringle... mg28 79 Little Betty Winckle she had a pig 79 little betty pringle... mgo 147 Little billy breek (riddle) mgo 153 Little bird of paradise (riddle) mgo 101 Little Blue Ben who lives in the glen mg8 119 Little Blue Ben who lives in the glen mg7 Little Blue Ben who lives in the glen 123 mg41 133 Little Blue Betty lived in a lane mg7 Little Blue Betty lived in a lane 249 mg2 Little Blue Betty lived in a Lane 95 mgo 64 Little Bo-Peep mg37 148 Little Bo-Peep mg20 16 Little Bo-Peep mg8 82 Little Bo-Peep mg41 169 Little Bo-Peep mg35 43 Little Bo-peep mg31 285 Little Bo-Peep mg5 85 Little Bo-peep mg11 24 Little Bo-Peep mg39 22 Little Bo-Peep mg28 46 Little Bo-Peep mg18 9 Little Bo-Peep mg3 58 Little Bo-peep mg25 87 Little Bo-Peep mg32 11 Little Bo-Peep mg19 23 Little Bo-Peep mg20 231 Little Bo-Peep (music) mg27 114 Little Bo-Peep (music) mg29 32 Little Bo-Peep (music) mg26 10 Little Bo-Peep (phono) mg42 74 Little Bo-Peep (phono) mg17 5 Little bo-peep (phono) mg1 Little Bo-Peep 11 mg24 12 Little Bo-Peep 12 (no - ) (phono) mg6 Little bo-peep 128 mg23 19 Little Bo-Peep 19 (no - ) (phono) mg2 Little Bo-Peep 283 (music) mg9 Little Bo-Peep 36 mg40 39 Little Bo-Peep 39 ...Bo Peep mg33 1/7 Little Bo-Peep 7 (phono) (no - ) mg7 Little Bo-Peep 79 mg8 115 Little Bob Robin mgo 50 Little Bob Robin mg7 Little Bob Robin 213 mg7 Little Bob Snooks 239 mg6 Little Bobbie Snooks 41 bk13 4602 Little bobby snooks mg28 45 Little Bobby Snooks was fond of his books mg1 Little Bobby Snooks was fond of his books 72 mg32 4 Little Boy Blue mg25 89 Little Boy Blue mg35 51 Little Boy Blue mg8 114 Little Boy Blue mg28 26 Little Boy Blue mg3 55 Little Boy Blue mg11 22 Little Boy Blue mg41 60 Little Boy Blue mgo 38 Little Boy Blue mg20 14 Little Boy Blue mg18 8 Little Boy Blue mg40 36 Little Boy Blue mg31 310 Little Boy Blue mg5 86 Little Boy Blue mg4 31 Little Boy Blue mg37 23 Little Boy Blue mg19 8 Little Boy Blue mg38 5 Little Boy Blue mg29 27 Little Boy Blue (music) mg17 11 Little Boy Blue (phono) mg21 13 Little Boy Blue (phono) mg42 53 Little Boy Blue (phono) mg23 15 Little Boy Blue (phono) mg33 1/8 Little Boy Blue (phono) mg34 19 Little Boy Blue (phono) mg27 11 Little Boy Blue (picture only; rhyme missing) mg2 Little Boy Blue 108 mg1 Little Boy Blue 11 mg7 Little Boy Blue 194 mg9 Little Boy Blue 37 mg6 Little Boy Blue 98 mg2 Little Boy pretty Boy where were you born? 150 mg31 140 Little brother darling boy Mary Lundie Duncan mg7 Little Cock Robin Peeped Out 167 mg7 Little Cockerel 87 mg20 153 Little Dame Crump mg7 Little Dame Crump 325 mg7 Little David Doubt 297 mgo 102 Little dickie dilver had a wife of silver mg7 Little Dog 294 mg28 24 Little drops of water mg37 93 Little drops of water mg36 9 Little drops of water (phono) mg8 95 Little fishes in a brook mgo 25 Little fishes in a brook mg37 71 Little fishes in a brook 71 fishy fishy... mg28 49 Little folks little folks mgo 41 Little General Monk mg7 Little General Monk 140 mgo 31 Little girl little girl 31 pretty maid pretty maid mg35 56 Little girl little girl where have you been? mg31 354 Little girl little girl where have you been? mg27 46 Little girl little girl where have you been? mg8 124 Little girl little girl where have you been? mg28 36 Little girl little girl where have you been? mg1 Little girl little girl where have you been? 105 bk4 1274 Little girl little girl where have you been? 1274 pretty maid pretty maid mg2 Little girl little girl where have you been? 157 mg9 Little girl little girl where have you been? 42 mgo 99 Little girl little girl... thank you grandam mg7 Little girl llttle girl where have you been? 18 mg7 Little Girl Quite Well and Hearty 338 mg7 Little Hattie Worth 98 mgo 123 Little Jack Dandy-Prat mg7 Little Jack Dandy-Prat 50 mg4 44 Little Jack Horner mg5 49 Little Jack Horner mg31 124 Little Jack Horner mg41 100 Little Jack Horner mg32 16 Little Jack Horner mg11 3 Little Jack Horner mg28 34 Little Jack Horner mg20 13 Little Jack Horner mg3 55 Little Jack Horner mg25 76 Little Jack Horner mg12 79 Little Jack Horner mgo 45 Little Jack Horner mg40 60 Little Jack Horner mg35 13 Little Jack Horner mg37 143 Little Jack Horner bk2 740 Little Jack Horner mg8 119 Little Jack Horner mg29 16 Little Jack Horner (music) mg27 128 Little Jack Horner (music) mg17 13 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg23 4 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg42 72 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg26 09 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg33 1/9 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg36 33 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg13 23 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg24 11 Little Jack Horner (phono) mg9 Little Jack Horner 43 mg2 Little Jack Horner 49 (music) mg7 Little jack Horner 62 mg1 Little Jack Horner 90 mg6 Little Jack Horner 99 mgo 54 Little Jack Horner sat in the corner eating his curds and whey mg31 144 Little Jack Jelf mg28 62 Little Jack Jelf mg1 Little Jack Jelf 45 mg7 Little Jack Nory told me a story 213 mg40 51 Little Jack Pumpkin Face mg8 121 Little Jack Pumpkin Face mg27 81 Little Jenny Wren fell sick mgo 50 Little Jenny Wren fell sick 50 Jenny Wren fell sick mg1 Little Jenny Wren fell sick 71 mg7 Little Jenny Wren fell sick upon a time 333 mgo 83 Little John jiggy jag mgo 91 Little Johnny Morgan mg7 Little Johnny Morgan 230 mg37 157 Little King Boggen mg41 138 Little King Boggen mg3 58 Little King Boggen mg1 Little King Boggen 113 mg7 Little King Boggen 32 mg35 44 Little King Boggen 44 king Pippin mgo 85 Little King Boggen 85 little king pippin mg8 92 Little King Boggen 92 little king pippin mg9 Little King Boggin 38 mg7 Little Lad Little Lad 188 mgo 121 Little Lad Little Lad where were you born? mg27 94 Little maid pretty maid mg40 38 Little maid pretty maid bk3 1143 Little maid pretty maid mg7 Little Maid Pretty Maid 114 mgo 124 Little maid pretty maid whither goest thou? mg28 26 Little maid pretty maid whither goest thou? mg8 69 Little maid pretty maid whither goest thou? mg1 Little maid pretty maid whither goest thou? 108 mg8 81 Little maiden better tarry mg28 7 Little maiden better tarry mg7 Little Maiden better tarry 92 mgo 16 Little man in a coal pit mg7 Little Miss donnet 225 mg40 27 Little Miss Lily mg37 28 Little Miss Lily mg25 91 Little Miss Muffet mgo 39 Little Miss Muffet mg20 16 Little Miss Muffet mg18 22 Little Miss Muffet mg40 42 Little Miss Muffet mg3 55 Little Miss Muffet mg11 2 Little Miss Muffet mg31 139 Little Miss Muffet mg37 16 Little Miss Muffet mg35 20 Little Miss Muffet mg8 98 Little Miss Muffet mg28 42 Little Miss Muffet mg39 18 Little Miss Muffet mg41 160 Little Miss Muffet mg32 8 Little Miss Muffet bk4 1274 Little miss muffet mg5 68 Little Miss Muffet mg42 35 Little Miss Muffet (phono) mg33 1/9 Little Miss Muffet (phono) mg36 34 Little Miss Muffet (phono) mg17 10 Little miss muffet (phono) mg6 Little miss muffet 109 mg1 Little Miss Muffet 39 mg7 Little miss Muffet 51 mg2 Little Miss Muffett 236 bk19 6995 Little miss patty and master paul kate greenaway mg37 17 Little Miss Tucket sat on a bucket mg31 258 Little Miss Tucket sat on a bucket mg7 38 Little nancy etticoat mg37 120 Little Nancy Etticoat mg41 204 Little Nancy Etticoat mg3 59 Little Nancy Etticoat mgo 153 Little Nancy Etticoat (riddle) mg2 Little Nancy Etticote 95 mg5 128 Little Nannie Netticoat mg8 107 Little Nanny Etticoat mg27 94 Little Nanny Etticoat bk2 739 Little nanny etticoat mg31 191 Little Nanny Etticoat mg35 36 Little Nanny Etticoat mg1 Little Nanny Etticoat 39 mg9 Little Nanny Etticoat 47 mgo 5 Little pig pillimore mg8 72 Little Poll Parrot mgo 52 Little Poll Parrot (cf little miss muffet) mg7 Little Poll Parrot 236 mg27 45 Little Polly Flinders mg5 88 Little Polly Flinders mg8 116 Little Polly Flinders mg14 19 Little Polly Flinders mg41 40 Little Polly Flinders mg35 51 Little Polly Flinders mgo 37 Little Polly Flinders mg31 147 Little Polly Flinders bk2 492 Little Polly Flinders mg37 146 Little Polly Flinders mg13 27 Little Polly Flinders (phono) mg17 17 Little Polly Flinders (phono) mg7 Little Polly Flinders 205 mg2 Little Polly Flinders 212 mg1 Little Polly Flinders 26 mg7 Little popple-de-Polly 300 mgo 122 Little pretty nancy girl mg28 51 Little Queen Pippin mg7 Little Queen Pippin 167 mgo 51 Little Robin Redbreast came to visit me mg8 93 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail mg35 15 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail mg28 53 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail mg11 33 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail mgo 51 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail mg3 56 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail mg2 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a Rail 121 mg4 16 Little robin redbreast sat upon a rail 16 little robin red-breast mg7 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail 189 mg9 Little robin redbreast sat upon a rail 27 mg27 69 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree mgo 51 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree mg31 225 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree mg41 48 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree mg28 58 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree mg8 98 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree mg42 4 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree (phono) mg1 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree 14 mg36 5 Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree 5 ...up in... (phono) mg8 50 Little Sally Waters sitting in the sun mgo 131 Little Sally Waters sitting in the sun 131 sally sally waters sprinke in the pan mg7 Little Sally Waters sitting in the sun 214 mg8 35 Little ships must keep the shore mg37 102 Little ships must keep the shore mg31 358 Little ships must keep the shore mg28 49 Little star that shines so bright mg8 59 Little Tee-Wee he went to sea mgo 32 Little Tee-Wee he went to sea mg41 142 Little Tee-Wee he went to sea 142 (no - ) mg7 Little Tee-Wee he went to sea 268 (no - ) mg37 27 Little Tee-Wee he went to sea 27 (no - ) mg31 362 Little Tee-Wee he went to sea 364 (no - ) mg28 60 Little Tee-Wee he went to sea 60 (no - ) mg7 Little Tim Sprat 273 mg7 Little Tom Dogget 100 mgo 27 Little Tom Tittlemouse lived in a bell house mg31 353 Little Tom Tittlemouse lived in a bellhouse 353 little tommy... mg8 41 Little Tom Tucker bk2 739 Little Tom Tucker mg28 50 Little Tom Tucker mg4 23 Little Tom Tucker mg1 Little Tom Tucker 110 mg2 Little Tom Tucker 118 (music) mg37 129 Little Tom Tucker 129 little tommy tucker mg27 24 Little Tom Tucker 14 Little Tommy Tucker mg23 14 Little Tom Tucker 14 Little Tommy Tucker (phono) mg7 Little Tom Tucker 149 mg41 198 Little Tom Tucker 198 little tommy tucker mg35 26 Little Tom Tucker 26 little tommy tucker mg11 31 Little Tom Tucker 31 Little Tommy Tucker mg25 75 Little Tom Tucker 31 Little Tommy Tucker mgo 44 Little Tom Tucker 44 little tommy tucker mg5 52 Little Tom Tucker 52 Little Tommy Tucker mg9 Little Tom Tucker 66 little tommy tucker mg41 99 Little Tom Twig mg7 Little Tom Twig 156 mg7 Little Tommy Grace 319 mgo 99 Little Tommy Tacket sits upon his cracket bk10 3743 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg27 33 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg31 353 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg8 115 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg41 142 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg35 48 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mgo 27 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg18 23 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg14 25 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg28 46 Little Tommy Tittlemouse mg5 Little Tommy Tittlemouse 171 mg2 Little Tommy Tittlemouse 172 mg37 55 Little Tommy Tittlemouse 55 (includes bellhouse verse) mg1 Little Tommy Tittlemouse 64 mg7 Little Tommy Tittlemouse 74 mg6 Little Tommy Tittlemouse 80 mg28 30 Little wind blow on the hill top mg7 88 Lives in winter mg31 195 Lives in winter mg1 Lives in winter 96 mg7 Lock the dairy door 296 The Cock and Hen mgo 53 Lock the dairy door 53 cock: mgo 76 London Bridge is broken down mg37 72 London Bridge is broken down mg1 London Bridge is broken down 120 mg20 11 London Bridge is falling down mg41 149 London Bridge is falling down mg8 46 London Bridge is falling down mg25 175 London Bridge is falling down mg28 38 London Bridge is falling down mg40 17 London Bridge is falling down mg35 10 London Bridge is falling down mg20 232 London Bridge is falling down (music) mg27 126 London Bridge is falling down (music) mg29 45 London Bridge is falling down (music) mg36 37 London Bridge is falling down (phono) mg21 5 London Bridge is falling down (phono) mg24 2 London Bridge is falling down (phono) mg42 39 London Bridge is falling down (phono) mg7 London Bridge is falling down 284 bk7 2368 Long legs crooked thighs mg41 223 Long legs crooked thighs mgo 149 Long legs crooked thighs (riddle) mg1 Long legs crooked thighs 98 tongs mg28 45 Look at my dog I call him pink mg7 Look at my dog I call him pink 322 My Dog Called Pink bk19 6994 Look over the wall and i'll tell you why kate greenaway mg7 Love Your OWn 18 mg7 Lovely Rainbow 266 mg5 93 Lucy Locket mg37 59 Lucy Locket mg35 21 Lucy Locket mgo 70 Lucy Locket mg11 2 Lucy Locket mg41 189 Lucy Locket mg13 18 Lucy locket (phono) mg42 3 Lucy Locket (phono) mg9 Lucy locket 30 mg8 100 Lucy Locket lost her pocket mg28 67 Lucy Locket lost her pocket mg40 18 Lucy Locket lost her pocket mg25 87 Lucy Locket lost her pocket mg27 56 Lucy Locket lost her pocket mg31 79 Lucy Locket lost her pocket mg1 Lucy Locket lost her pocket 23 mg31 380 Lullaby and good night mg42 9 Lullaby and good night (phono) bk16 5712 M n o our pussy's in the snow alfred p graves mgo 117 Mackerel sky mgo 74 Magpie magpie flutter and flee mg7 Maid Marian 190 mgo 155 Make three fourths of a cross mg7 39 Make three fourths of a cross mgo 115 Manners in the dining hall mgo 77 March march head erect mg27 80 March winds and April showers mgo 118 March winds and April showers mg35 61 March winds and April showers bk17 6384 March winds and april showers mg28 36 March winds and April showers mg14 3 March winds and april showers mg8 183 March winds and April showers mg31 56 March winds and April showers mg1 March winds and April showers 120 mg9 March winds and april showers 67 mg7 Margaret Wrote a Letter 120 mg1 Margaret wrote a letter 94 mgo 123 Margery Mutton-Pie and Johnny Bo-Peep mg2 Margery Mutton-Pie and Johnny Bo-Peep 165 mg7 Margery Mutton Pie 187 mg37 125 Married when the year is new mg28 63 Mary had a little lamb mg12 80 Mary had a little lamb mg35 8 Mary had a little lamb mg11 13 Mary Had a Little Lamb bk6 2247 Mary had a little lamb mg37 30 Mary had a little lamb mg8 103 Mary had a little lamb mg5 48 Mary had a little lamb mg40 39 Mary had a little lamb mg31 34 Mary had a little lamb mg25 152 Mary had a little lamb mgo 36 Mary had a little lamb mg27 130 Mary had a little lamb (music) mg22 77 Mary had a little lamb (music) mg29 11 Mary had a little lamb (music) mg24 15 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg17 21 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg21 14 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg42 54 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg36 23 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg23 26 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg32 5 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg26 14 Mary had a little lamb (phono) mg6 Mary had a little lamb 118 mg20 15 Mary had a little lamb 15 Mary and Her Lamb mg7 Mary Had a Little Lamb 168 mg37 6 Mary had a pretty bird bk7 2639 Mary had a pretty bird mg41 34 Mary had a pretty bird mg28 39 Mary had a pretty bird mg8 17 Mary had a pretty bird mg20 15 Mary had a pretty bird 15 Mary and Her Bird mg31 209 Mary had a pretty bird 209 ...little bird Elizabeth Turner mg7 Mary Had a Pretty Bird 50 mg1 Mary had a pretty bird 93 mg2 Mary had a pretty Bird 94 mgo 27 Mary Mary quite contrary bk16 5713 Mary Mary quite contrary mg8 99 Mary Mary quite contrary mg5 46 Mary Mary quite contrary mg40 48 Mary Mary quite contrary mg35 24 Mary Mary quite contrary mg19 4 Mary Mary quite contrary mg31 76 Mary Mary quite contrary mg37 43 Mary Mary quite contrary mg25 91 Mary Mary quite contrary mg41 200 Mary Mary quite contrary mg33 1/10 Mary Mary quite contrary (phono) mg2 Mary Mary quite contrary 120 mg42 16 Mary Mary quite contrary 16 mistress mary (phono) mg20 16 Mary Mary quite contrary 16 mistress mary... mg29 16 Mary Mary quite contrary 16 mistress mary... (music) mg18 17 Mary Mary quite contrary 17 mistress mary... mg6 Mary Mary quite contrary 19 mg11 2 Mary Mary quite contrary 2 mistress mary... mg7 Mary Mary quite contrary 227 mistress mary... mg9 Mary Mary quite contrary 29 mg28 35 Mary Mary quite contrary 35 mistress mary... mg36 36 Mary Mary quite contrary 36 mistress mary... (phono) mg27 53 Mary Mary quite contrary 53 mistress mary... mg3 54 Mary Mary quite contrary 54 mistress mary mg12 83 Mary Mary quite contrary 83 mistress mary... mg1 Mary Mary quite contrary 90 mgo 96 Master I have and I am his man mg1 Master I have and I am his man 41 mg7 Master I Have and I am his man 44 mg7 Master Riddle-Me-Roo 93 mg28 66 Matthew Mark Luke and John bless the bed mg35 20 Matthew Mark Luke and John bless the bed mgo 17 Matthew Mark Luke and John bless the bed mg27 41 Matthew Mark Luke and John bless the bed bk2 740 Matthew Mark Luke and John bless the bed mg7 Matthew Mark Luke and John bless the bed 133 mgo 77 Matthew Mark Luke and John hold my horse mg28 36 Merry are the bells mg37 143 Merry are the bells bk17 6113 Merry are the bells mg41 41 Merry are the bells mg7 Merry Are the Bells 221 mg9 Merry are the bells 67 mg8 20 Merry are the bells and merry would they ring mg37 128 Milkman milkman where have you been mgo 74 Millery millery dustipole mg7 Millery millery dustipole 20 bk18 6800 Millions of massive raindrops mg37 156 Mirror mirror tell me mg7 Miss Jane Had a Bag 314 bk2 492 Miss kitty was rude mgo 93 Miss One Two and Three mg8 33 Miss One Two and Three mg27 93 Mister East gave a feast bk6 2155 Mister east gave a feast 2155 mr east mg1 Mister East gave a feast 26 mgo 92 Mister East gave a feast 92 mr east mgo 31 Moll-in-the-wad and I fell out mg35 64 Molly my sister and I fell out mg8 29 Molly my sister and I fell out mg31 186 Molly my sister and I fell out bk13 4601 Molly my sister and I fell out mg28 34 Molly my sister and I fell out mg7 Molly My Sister and I fell out 103 mg2 Molly my sister and I fell out 31 mg6 Molly my sister and I fell out 6 mg37 70 Molly my sister and I fell out 70 Mollie... mg1 Molly my sister and I fell out 83 mg5 Monday's bairn is fair of face 176 mg3 59 Monday's child mg41 122 Monday's child 122 ...bairn mg7 Monday's Child 133 mg35 24 Monday's child is fair of face mg37 134 Monday's child is fair of face mg31 64 Monday's child is fair of face mg27 85 Monday's child is fair of face bk6 2247 Monday's child is fair of face mg8 105 Monday's child is fair of face mgo 0 Monday's child is fair of face 0 birthdays mg1 Monday's child is fair of face 87 mg41 197 Monday alone Tuesday together mg28 76 Monday alone Tuesday together mg7 Monday alone Tuesday together 313 Days of the Week mgo 17 Moon moon mak' me a pair o'shoon mgo 156 Moses supposes his toeses are roses mg31 102 Moses supposes his toeses are roses mg37 122 Moses supposes his toeses are roses mg8 60 Moses supposes his toeses are roses mg7 Moss Was a Little Man 28 mgo 144 Mother may I go out to swim? mg37 100 Mother may I go out to swim? mg8 63 Mother may I go out to swim? mg31 122 Mother may I go out to swim? bk6 2155 Mother may I go out to swim? 2155 ...go to swim mg7 Mother May I Go Out to Swim? 294 bk14 5132 Mother mitchell one day lost her pussy alack! (plus french) mgo 101 Mr Isbister and Betsy his sister 101 mr ibister mg2 Mr Isbister and Betsy his Sister 282 mgo 93 Mrs Mason bought a basin mg8 45 Mrs Mason bought a basin mg7 Muley Cow Muley Cow 81 mg8 68 Multiplication is vexation mg27 89 Multiplication is vexation mg28 76 Multiplication is vexation mg35 28 Multiplication is vexation mg41 14 Multiplication is vexation mg1 Multiplication is vexation 113 mg2 Multiplication is Vexation 186 mg6 Multiplication is vexation 35 mg7 Multiplication Is Vexation 50 mg7 My Boy Willy 153 mgo 156 My dame hath a lame tame crane mg37 48 My dame hath a lame tame crane bk7 2642 My dear do you know mg20 158 My dear do you know 158 The Babes in the Wood mg7 My dear do you know 24 Poor Babes in the Wood mgo 63 My father died a month ago mg5 82 My father died a month ago 82 My uncle died a week ago mg41 27 My father he died but I can't tell you how bk9 3345 My father he died but I can't tell you how mg35 64 My father he died but I can't tell you how mgo 180 My Father He Died but I can't tell you how mg7 My Father He Died but I can't tell you how 134 mg7 My Father He Left Me just as he was able 255 mg41 15 My father left me three acres of land mgo 188 My father left me three acres of land 188 bk8 3008 My father left me three acres of land 3008 my father he... mg7 My Father Left Me Three Acres of Land 316 mg9 My father left me three acres of land 69 mgo 9 My father was a frenchman mgo 156 My grandmother sent me a new-fashioned bk2 611 My house is red - a little house bk7 2642 My house is red - a little house bk11 4035 My lady wind mg41 5 My lady wind mg7 My Lady Wind 166 mg9 My lady wind 62 mg8 85 My lady Wind my lady Wind mg2 My Lady Wind my Lady Wind 275 mg37 94 My learned friend and neighbor pig mg31 47 My learned friend and neighbor pig mg7 My learned friend and neighbor Pig 125 mg28 66 My little old man and I fell out mg41 226 My little old man and I fell out bk7 2530 My little old man and I fell out mg2 My little Old Man and I fell out 261 mg1 My little old man and I fell out 98 mg31 314 My little pink mg37 152 My little pink mgo 197 My love sent me a chicken without e'er a bone bk17 6110 My maid Mary mg41 78 My maid Mary mg5 45 My maid Mary mg35 61 My maid Mary mg27 88 My maid Mary mg31 37 My maid Mary mg11 17 My Maid Mary mg36 31 My Maid Mary (phono) mg9 My maid Mary 51 mg8 117 My maid Mary she minds the dairy mgo 58 My maid Mary she minds the dairy mg1 My maid Mary she minds the dairy 76 mgo 143 My mill grinds pepper and spice mgo 78 My mother and your mother mg7 My Mother and Your Mother 63 mgo 127 My mother said I never should mg6 My mother said I never should 49 mg7 My Pretty Maid Mary 44 mg20 160 My sides are firmly laced about mg7 My Uncle Jehoshaphat 348 mg7 Nature needs but five 12 Hours of SleeP mg7 Naughty Boy 95 mg27 91 Needles and Pins mg41 131 Needles and Pins mg7 Needles and Pins 173 mg8 40 Needles and pins needles and pins mg2 Needles and Pins Needles and Pins 273 mg1 Needles and Pins needles and pins 92 mgo 9 Nievie nievie nick nack mg2 Nievie Nievie Nicknack 277 mg7 Nixie Dixie 234 mg5 No more Latin 181 mg7 Noah of Old 200 mg37 34 Nose nose jolly red nose mg31 324 Nose nose jolly red nose mgo 142 Nose nose jolly red nose bk18 6800 Now all of you give heed unto mg7 Now go to sleep 170 mgo 17 Now I lay me down to sleep bk13 4745 Now what do you think of Little Jack Jingle? mg8 46 Now what do you think of Little Jack Jingle? mgo 143 Now what do you think of Little Jack Jingle? mg41 161 Now what do you think of Little Jack Jingle? mg7 Now what do you think of Little Jack Jingle? 103 little jack jingle mg27 71 Now what do you think of Little Jack Jingle? 71 little jack jingle mg1 Now what do you think of Little Jack Jingle? 98 little jack jingle mgo 60 O all you little blackey tops 60 mg7 O all you little blackey tops 69 oh... Shua-O! bk3 1148 O all you little blackie-tops 1148 mgo 125 O the little rusty dusty miller (different version) mg5 132 Oats and beans and barley grow mg20 12 Oats Peas Beans mg17 38 Oats peas beans (phono) mg42 11 Oats peas beans (phono) mg26 07 Oats peas beans 07 oats & beans & barley corn (phono) mg24 9 Oats Peas Beans 9 Oats Beans and Barley (phono) mg25 179 Oats Peas Beans and barley mg29 39 Oats Peas Beans and barley (music) mg22 181 Oats Peas Beans and barley (music) mg21 22 Oats Peas Beans and barley (phono) mgo 115 Of a little take a little mg8 Of all the gay birds that e'er I did see 17 mg37 95 Of all the gay birds that ever I did see mgo 116 Of all the sayings in this world mg5 168 Off we go mg25 146 Oh dear what can the matter be! mg37 54 Oh dear what can the matter be? mg28 52 Oh dear what can the matter be? mg27 78 Oh dear what can the matter be? mg40 33 Oh dear what can the matter be? mg35 28 Oh dear what can the matter be? mg20 233 Oh dear what can the matter be? (music) mg29 46 Oh dear what can the matter be? (music) bk14 5242 Oh dear what can the matter be? (music) o dear... mg42 46 Oh dear what can the matter be? (phono) mg33 1/11 Oh dear what can the matter be? (phono) mg21 15 Oh dear what can the matter be? (phono) mg16 11 Oh dear what can the matter be? (phono) mg7 Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be? 119 mg1 Oh dear what can the matter be? 127 mgo 187 Oh dear what can the matter be? 187 o dear... mg8 Oh dear what can the matter be? 64 mg9 Oh here's a leg for a stocking 20 mg7 Oh Listen My Doll 63 mg37 18 Oh mother I shall be married to Mr Punchinello mg31 185 Oh mother I shall be married to Mr Punchinello mgo 138 Oh mother I shall be married to Mr Punchinello mg2 Oh mother I shall be Married to Mr Punchinello 277 ...i'm to be married mg7 Oh mother I shall be married to Mr Punchinello 327 o mother... bk14 4957 Oh my pretty cock mg37 91 Oh my pretty cock mg1 Oh my pretty cock oh my handsome cock 96 mgo 86 Oh rare Harry Parry mg28 34 Oh rare Harry Parry mg7 Oh rare Harry Parry 267 bk8 2907 Oh ring the bells! mgo 135 Oh that I were where I would be mg28 76 Oh that I were where I would be 76 ...was... mg2 Oh the Rusty Dusty Rusty Miller 140 mg7 Oh the rusty Dusty rusty Miller! 54 oh the little rusty... mg25 137 Oh where have you been Billy Boy Billy Boy? mg29 28 Oh where have you been Billy Boy Billy Boy? (music) mg24 24 Oh where have you been Billy Boy Billy Boy? (phono) mg16 4 Oh where have you been Billy Boy Billy Boy? (phono) mg42 56 Oh where have you been Billy Boy Billy Boy? (phono) mg8 Oh where have you been Billy Boy Billy Boy? 117 mgo 189 Oh where have you been Billy Boy Billy Boy? 189 where have you been all the day... mgo 70 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? mg37 79 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? mg25 153 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? mg40 19 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? mg31 288 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? mg20 228 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? (music) mg32 4 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? (phono) mg28 33 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? 10 ...is my mg23 10 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? 10 ...is my (phono) mg27 110 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? 110 where oh where bk6 2155 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? 2155 ...is my little wee dog? mg8 Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? 81 mg41 72 Oh who is so merry so merry heigh ho? bk15 5652 Oh who is so merry so merry heigh ho? mg7 Oh Who Is So Merry? 129 mg7 Old bob young bob 360 A Family Drive mgo 87 Old Boniface he loved good cheer mg7 Old Boniface he loved good cheer 295 mgo 142 Old Doctor Foster went to Gloucester to preach the word of God mgo 14 Old Farmer Giles (cf leg over leg) mg8 Old Farmer Giles 44 (cf leg over leg) mg7 Old Farmer Giles 71 (cf leg over leg) mg2 Old Father Grey Beard 112 mg7 Old Father Grey Beard 29 mgo 26 Old Father Greybeard bk7 2530 Old grimes is dead 2530 old abram brown is dead and gone mg7 Old Grimes Is Dead 312 mg37 39 Old grimes is dead 39 old abram brown is dead and gone mgo 96 Old grimes is dead 96 old abram brown is dead and gone mg41 132 Old Grimes is dead that good old man mg1 Old Grimes is dead that good old man 87 mg5 138 Old King Cole mg25 90 Old King Cole mg28 18 Old King Cole mg3 58 Old King Cole mg35 28 Old King Cole mg40 58 Old King Cole mg12 84 Old king cole mg31 286 Old King Cole mg37 161 Old King Cole mg41 2 Old King Cole mg38 24 Old King Cole mgo 63 Old King Cole mg29 50 Old King Cole (music) bk11 4118 Old king cole (music) mg23 12 Old King Cole (phono) mg36 30 Old King Cole (phono) mg42 68 Old King Cole (phono) mg33 1/12 Old King Cole (phono) mg13 8 Old king cole (phono) mg17 2 Old king cole (phono) mg27 14 Old King Cole (plus harp pipe) mg2 Old King Cole 126 mg6 Old king cole 148 mg7 Old King Cole 336 (plus harp pipe drum) mg8 Old King Cole 42 mg1 Old King Cole 83 mg6 Old Mistress McShuttle 120 mg37 168 Old Mistress McShuttle 168 old mother shuttle mg7 Old Mistress McShuttle 296 mg11 5 Old mistress mcshuttle 5 Old Mrs McShuttle mg8 Old mistress mcshuttle 69 Old Mother Shuttle mgo 81 Old mistress mcshuttle 69 Old Mother Shuttle mg40 8 Old Mother Goose mg27 12 Old Mother Goose mg31 277 Old Mother Goose mg37 5 Old Mother Goose (2 verses) mgo 88 Old Mother Goose (long) mg35 37 Old Mother Goose (long) bk16 5930 Old mother goose (long) mg36 21 Old Mother Goose (phono) mg28 42 Old Mother Goose (verses 1-3) mg5 Old Mother Goose 11 mg1 Old Mother Goose 14 mg8 Old Mother Goose 15 mg9 Old Mother Goose 27 (verses 1-2) mg6 Old mother goose 55 mg7 Old Mother Goose 7 (long) mg2 Old Mother Goose 9 (long) mg41 186 Old Mother Hubbard mg31 274 Old Mother Hubbard mg37 154 Old Mother Hubbard mg28 14 Old Mother Hubbard mg25 83 Old Mother Hubbard mg3 61 Old Mother Hubbard mg19 20 Old Mother Hubbard mg11 32 Old Mother Hubbard mg32 3 Old Mother Hubbard mg27 28 Old Mother Hubbard mg5 147 Old Mother Hubbard mg20 18 Old Mother Hubbard bk16 5925 Old Mother Hubbard mg35 33 Old Mother Hubbard mgo 28 Old Mother Hubbard mg40 60 Old Mother Hubbard mg18 19 Old Mother Hubbard mg36 29 Old Mother Hubbard (phono) mg42 36 Old Mother Hubbard (phono) mg23 9 Old Mother Hubbard (phono) mg8 Old Mother Hubbard 102 mg6 Old Mother Hubbard 149 mg2 Old Mother Hubbard 32 mg7 Old Mother Hubbard 330 mg1 Old Mother Hubbard 43 mg9 Old Mother Hubbard 46 mgo 94 Old Mother Niddety Nod mg7 Old Mother Niddety Nod 134 mg31 299 Old Mother Quack mg5 150 Old Mother Twitchet had but one eye mg7 38 Old Mother Twitchett had but one eye mg28 76 Old Mother Twitchett had but one eye mg20 160 Old Mother Twitchett had but one eye mg35 65 Old Mother Twitchett had but one eye bk7 2368 Old Mother Twitchett had but one eye mg8 Old Mother Twitchett had but one eye 17 mg1 Old Mother Twitchett had but one eye 30 a needle and thread mgo 147 Old Mother Twitchett has but one eye (riddle) mg5 Old mother widdle-waddle 15 Old Mother Slipper Slopper (cf a fox went out) mg2 Old Mother Widdle-Waddle 183 (cf a fox went out) mgo 138 Old sir Simon the king mg7 Old Toby Sizer 246 mg41 185 Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing? mgo 123 Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing? mg28 9 Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing? mg35 61 Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing? mg37 147 Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing? (4 verses) mg2 Old Woman Old Woman shall we go a-shearing? 271 mg1 Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing? 41 mg7 Old woman old woman Shall We Go A-Shearing? 55 mg8 Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing? 56 bk6 2155 Old woman old woman shall we go shearing bk16 5868 On christmas eve I turned the spit mg31 265 On Christmas Eve I turned the spit mgo 71 On christmas eve I turned the spit mg7 On Christmas Eve I Turned the Spit 317 mg37 115 On Saturday night I lost my wife mg8 On Saturday night I lost my wife 73 bk7 2639 On saturday night shall be all my care mg31 59 On Saturday night shall be all my care mg28 13 On Saturday Night shall be all my care 13 ...it shall be my care mg7 On Saturday Night shall be all my care 44 mg1 On Saturday night shall be all my care 69 mg37 29 On Saturday night shall be my care mgo 122 On Saturday night shall be my care mg14 21 On the bridge at avignon (english and french) mg20 230 On the bridge at Avignon (music) bk6 2248 On the bridge of Avignon (french and english) mg34 2 On the bridge of Avignon (phono) mg42 37 On the bridge of Avignon (phono) mgo 118 On the first of March the crows begin to search mgo 52 Once I saw a little bird mg40 46 Once I saw a little bird mg3 56 Once I saw a little bird mg35 68 Once I saw a little bird bk15 5652 Once I saw a little bird mg19 11 Once I saw a little bird mg27 73 Once I saw a little bird mg9 Once I saw a little bird 29 mg7 Once I saw a Little Bird 41 mg8 Once I saw a little bird 86 mg1 Once I saw a little bird 93 mgo 128 Once twice thrice I give thee warning mgo 112 One's none mg7 One's none 297 mg37 128 One day a boy went walking mg7 One Day a Squirrel 31 mg5 98 One foot up mgo 74 One for sorrow two for joy mg31 235 One for the money mg37 71 One for the money mg8 80 One for the money mgo 77 One for the money 77 (no the) mg41 91 One he loves two he loves mgo 125 One he loves two he loves 125 one I love two I love mg7 One he loves two he loves 26 bk7 2644 One he loves two he loves 2644 one I love two I love mg1 One he loves two he loves 73 mg36 19 One little two little three little indians (phono) mg23 17 One little two little three little indians 16 John brown had a little indian/ten little indian boys (phono) mg29 21 One little two little three little indians 16 John brown... (music) mg25 166 One little two little three little indians 166 ten little indians mg26 20 One little two little three little indians 19 ten little indians (phono) mg42 61 One little two little three little indians 61 ten little indians (phono) bk5 1890 One little two little three little injuns mg27 59 One misty moisty morning mgo 123 One misty moisty morning mg37 112 One misty moisty morning mg20 21 One Misty Moisty Morning bk17 6384 One misty moisty morning mg41 220 One misty moisty morning mg35 20 One misty moisty morning mg28 71 One misty moisty morning mg22 104 One misty moisty morning (music) mg2 One misty moisty Morning 201 mg7 One Misty Moisty Morning 306 mg9 One misty moisty morning 48 mg1 One misty moisty morning 50 mg8 One misty moisty morning 51 bk8 2908 One moisty morning mg7 One Night a Robber Came to Steal 148 mg41 21 One old Oxford ox opening oysters mgo 114 One thing at a time mg28 67 One to make ready mg8 80 One to make ready mg41 99 One to make ready mgo 77 One to make ready mg40 12 One two buckle my shoe mg3 57 One two buckle my shoe mg37 118 One two buckle my shoe mg5 111 One two buckle my shoe mg31 232 One two buckle my shoe bk17 6381 One two buckle my shoe mg25 77 One two buckle my shoe mg28 42 One two buckle my shoe mg20 10 One two buckle my shoe mg41 121 One two buckle my shoe mg24 3 One two buckle my shoe (phono) mgo 112 One two buckle my shoe 112 1 2 buckle my shoe mg6 One two buckle my shoe 122 mg7 One Two Buckle My Shoe 122 mg2 One two buckle my shoe 168 mg35 30 One two buckle my shoe 30 1 2 buckle my shoe mg8 One two buckle my shoe 63 mg27 65 One two buckle my shoe 65 1 2 buckle my shoe mg9 One two buckle my shoe 73 mg1 One two buckle my shoe 80 mg7 One Two Three 258 bk14 4957 One two three four five... fish alive mg28 8 One two three four five... fish alive mgo 112 One two three four five... fish alive mg41 75 One two three four five... fish alive mg5 140 One two three four five... fish alive mg27 80 One two three four five... fish alive mg31 240 One two three four five... fish alive mg6 One two three four five... fish alive 10 mg8 One two three four five... fish alive 40 mg1 One two three four five... fish alive 41 mg7 One Two Three Four Five... fishes alive 29 mg31 242 One two three four five... hare alive mg4 6 One two three four five... hare alive mg1 One two three four five... hare alive 107 1 2 3 4 5! mg40 19 One two three four five... hare alive 19 ...four and five... mg2 One two Three Four Five... hare alive 234 mg27 38 One two three four five... hare alive 38 1 2 3 4 5! mg35 60 One two three four five... hare alive 60 1 2 3 4 5 mgo 63 One two three I love coffee mg41 90 One two three I love coffee mgo 114 One two whatever you do mgo 209 Our bow's bended mg7 Our Saucy Boy Dick 70 mg27 77 Over the water and over the sea mg7 Over the Water and over the sea 10 mgo 185 Over the water and over the sea 185 ...the lea mg1 Over the water and over the sea 85 mg7 151 Over the water and under the water mg1 Over the water and under the water 96 mg20 7 Pat-a-Cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg37 41 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg19 2 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg8 21 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man bk3 1010 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg41 40 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg25 166 Pat-a-Cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg40 31 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg32 16 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg39 4 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mgo 23 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg5 59 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg35 9 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man mg17 25 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man (phono) mg6 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man 142 mg2 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man 272 mg28 38 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man 38 pat a cake mg31 107 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man! mg11 11 Pat-a-Cake pat-a-cake baker's man! mg27 46 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man! mg3 53 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man! mg7 Pat-a-Cake pat-a-cake baker's man! 12 mg1 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man! 14 mg9 Pat-a-cake pat-a-cake baker's man! 19 mg8 25 Patience is a virtue mgo 114 Patience is a virtue mg31 148 Patience is a virtue 148 ...grace is a little girl mg4 9 Patty cake patty cake baker's man mg30 5 Peas porridge hot (phono) mg7 Peas Porridge hot 185 mg3 58 Pease-porridge hot mg4 36 Pease-porridge hot ...spell me that mg28 37 Pease-porridge hot ...spell me that mg9 Pease-porridge hot 21 bk4 1274 Pease-pudding hot mgo 9 Pease porridge hot mg40 24 Pease porridge hot mg25 87 Pease porridge hot mg19 16 Pease porridge hot mg20 8 Pease Porridge Hot mg37 32 Pease porridge hot mg5 62 Pease porridge hot mg35 13 Pease porridge hot mg31 250 Pease porridge hot mg8 36 Pease porridge hot mg27 30 Pease porridge hot mg20 370 Pease porridge hot mg32 14 Pease porridge hot mg41 204 Pease porridge hot mg11 9 Pease Porridge Hot mg42 70 Pease porridge hot (phono) mgo 158 Pease porridge hot ...spell me that mg1 Pease porridge hot 102 mg2 Pease pudding hot 165 mg7 Peg peg with a wooden leg 269 mg28 32 Pemmy was a pretty girl bk9 3112 Pemmy was a pretty girl mg8 21 Penny and penny mgo 116 Penny and penny mg11 9 Peter Peter mg28 26 Peter Peter pumpkin-eater mg5 163 Peter Peter pumpkin-eater mg31 273 Peter Peter pumpkin-eater mg35 59 Peter Peter pumpkin-eater mg24 5 Peter Peter pumpkin-eater (phono) mg1 Peter Peter pumpkin-eater 98 mg40 51 Peter Peter pumpkin eater mg25 92 Peter Peter pumpkin eater mg38 9 Peter Peter pumpkin eater mg37 61 Peter Peter pumpkin eater mg8 103 Peter Peter pumpkin eater mg27 23 Peter Peter pumpkin eater mgo 81 Peter Peter pumpkin eater mg18 13 Peter Peter pumpkin eater bk13 4601 Peter peter pumpkin eater mg41 206 Peter Peter pumpkin eater (2 verses) mg9 Peter Peter pumpkin eater 40 mg7 Peter Peter pumpkin eater 43 mg6 Peter peter pumpkin eater 54 bk2 739 Peter Piper mg41 119 Peter Piper mg37 129 Peter Piper mg40 50 Peter Piper mg3 60 Peter Piper mg31 161 Peter Piper mg13 21 Peter Piper (phono) mg7 Peter Piper 327 mg9 Peter Piper 71 mgo 156 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper mg28 30 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper mg35 21 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper mg5 108 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper-corns mg27 13 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers mg20 160 Peter Piper Picked a peck of pickled peppers mg25 92 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers mg1 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers 107 mgo 143 Peter White will ne'er go right mg31 77 Peter White will ne'er go right mg8 104 Peter White will ne'er go right mg2 Peter White will ne'er go right 192 mg37 156 Peter White will never go right mg7 Peter White Will Never Go Right 329 mg7 Phoebe Rode a Nanny Goat 322 mg7 Pinching Plodding Peter Clyde 87 mg7 Piper and His Cow 14 mg27 91 Piping hot smoking hot mgo 72 Piping hot smoking hot mg4 18 Piping hot smoking hot mg1 Piping hot smoking hot 12 mgo 50 Pit pat well-a-day mg28 72 Pit pat well-a-day mg8 49 Pit pat well-a-day mg7 Pit pat well-a-day 204 Little Robin mg2 Pit pat well-a-day! 121 mg28 75 Pitty patty polt shoe the wild colt mg38 10 Pitty patty polt shoe the wild colt mg41 22 Pitty patty polt shoe the wild colt mg7 Pitty patty polt shoe the wild colt 24 mg2 Pitty patty polt shoe the wild colt 53 mgo 129 Please to remember the fifth of November mg41 101 Please to remember the fifth of November bk6 2155 Please to remember the fifth of November 2155 Remember remember... mg2 Please to remember the fifth of November 233 mg6 Please to remember the fifth of november 79 mg7 Ply the Spade 188 bk19 6995 Polly's peg's and poppety's kate greenaway mg28 50 Polly-gallena my fat hen mg7 Polly-Gallena my fat hen 288 mg37 145 Polly Dolly Kate and Molly mg19 6 Polly put the kettle on mg3 54 Polly put the kettle on mg31 253 Polly put the kettle on mg5 89 Polly put the kettle on mg39 24 Polly put the kettle on mg25 147 Polly put the kettle on mg8 121 Polly put the kettle on mgo 61 Polly put the kettle on mg20 21 Polly Put the Kettle On mg35 28 Polly put the kettle on mg37 33 Polly put the kettle on mg41 107 Polly put the kettle on bk7 2643 Polly put the kettle on (music) mg20 234 Polly put the kettle on (music) mg29 29 Polly put the kettle on (music) mg27 123 Polly put the kettle on (music) (incomplete; last verse only) mg13 22 Polly put the kettle on (phono) mg16 14 Polly put the kettle on (phono) mg42 2 Polly put the kettle on (phono) mg32 13 Polly put the kettle on (phono) mg6 Polly put the kettle on 114 mg1 Polly put the kettle on 124 mg9 Polly put the kettle on 55 mg7 Polly Put the Kettle On 73 mgo 61 Polly put the kettle on sally blow the bellows strong bk14 4957 Poor dicky's dead mg8 69 Poor Dog Bright mg7 Poor Dog Bright 177 mg2 Poor Dog Bright 269 mg27 83 Poor old Robinson Crusoe bk6 2155 Poor old robinson crusoe mg2 Poor old Robinson Crusoe 213 mg35 20 Poor old Robinson Crusoe! mgo 82 Poor old Robinson Crusoe! bk16 5713 Poor old robinson crusoe! mg37 140 Poor old Robinson Crusoe! mg8 96 Poor old Robinson Crusoe! mg41 79 Poor old Robinson Crusoe! mg7 Poor Old Robinson Crusoe! 211 mg1 Poor old Robinson Crusoe! 76 mg25 137 Pop goes the weasel mg37 121 Pop goes the weasel mg29 41 Pop goes the weasel (music) mg22 100 Pop goes the weasel (music) mg24 17 Pop goes the weasel (phono) mg21 10 Pop goes the weasel (phono) mg26 02 Pop goes the weasel (phono) mg42 47 Pop goes the weasel (phono) mg36 25 Pop goes the weasel (phono) mgo 35 Poussie poussie baudrons where hae ye been (scottish pussy-cat pussy-cat) mg28 29 Pray which is the way to London town? bk18 6472 Pretty flowers tell me why mg41 190 Pretty John Watts mg37 121 Pretty John Watts mg8 62 Pretty John Watts mgo 95 Pretty John Watts mg7 Pretty John Watts 164 mg1 Pretty John Watts 77 bk19 6994 Prince finikin and his mamma kate greenaway mgo 98 Punch and Judy fought for a pie mg27 38 Punch and Judy fought for a pie mg37 101 Punch and Judy fought for a pie mg8 40 Punch and Judy fought for a pie bk13 4601 Punch and Judy fought for a pie mg7 Punch and Judy fought for a pie 159 mg6 Punch and Judy fought for a pie 4 mg7 Purple Plums 52 mg8 55 Purple plums that hang so high mg7 151 Purple yellow red and green mgo 149 Purple yellow red and green (riddle) mg36 4 Pussy-cat ate the dumpling 3 pussycat... (phono) mg8 28 Pussy-Cat ate the dumplings mgo 31 Pussy-cat ate the dumplings (no - ) mg17 37 Pussy-cat ate the dumplings (phono) mg7 Pussy-Cat Ate the Dumplings 20 mg2 Pussy-Cat ate the Dumplings 272 mg31 339 Pussy-cat ate the dumplings 339 kitty cat... mg18 11 Pussy-cat ate the dumplings the dumplings mg27 37 Pussy-cat ate the dumplings the dumplings 37 pussycat... mg1 Pussy-cat ate the dumplings the dumplings 92 mg8 20 Pussy-Cat Mew jumped over a coal bk13 4602 Pussy-cat mew jumped over a coal mg6 Pussy-cat mew jumped over a coal 150 pussycat mole mg7 Pussy-cat mew jumped over a coal 159 Pussy-Cat Mole jump'd over a coal mg35 21 Pussy-cat mew jumped over a coal 21 pussy cat mole mg28 49 Pussy-Cat Mew jumped over a coal 49 the pussy-cat mew... mgo 53 Pussy-cat mew jumped over a coal 53 pussy cat mole mg1 Pussy-cat Mew jumped over a coal 83 mg28 39 Pussy-cat pussy-cat mg11 10 Pussy-Cat Pussy-Cat mg6 Pussy-cat pussy-cat 26 mg1 Pussy-cat pussy-cat 26 mg5 Pussy-cat pussy-cat 27 mg3 54 Pussy-cat Pussy-cat where have you been mg17 36 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been (phono) mg20 21 Pussy-cat Pussy-cat where have you been? mg8 37 Pussy-cat Pussy-Cat where have you been? mg41 20 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? mgo 35 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? mg18 10 Pussy-Cat Pussy-Cat where have you been? bk11 4117 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? (music) mg23 7 Pussy-Cat Pussy-Cat where have you been? (phono) mg24 8 Pussy-Cat Pussy-Cat where have you been? (phono) mg21 12 Pussy-cat Pussy-cat where have you been? (phono) mg26 06 Pussy-Cat Pussy-Cat where have you been? 06 pussycat... (phono) mg7 Pussy-cat Pussy-Cat Where Have you Been? 13 mg35 14 Pussy-Cat Pussy-Cat where have you been? 14 pussycat... mg2 Pussy-cat Pussy-Cat where have you been? 172 mg19 19 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 19 pussycat... mg31 335 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 335 pussycat... mg37 41 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 41 pussycat... mg40 45 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 45 pussy cat... mg32 6 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 6 pussycat... mg42 69 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 69 pussy cat... (phono) mg25 90 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 90 pussycat... mg27 93 Pussy-cat pussy-cat where have you been? 93 pussycat... mgo 35 Pussy-Cat Wussy-Cat 35 pussicat wussicat with a white foot mg7 Pussy-Cat Wussy-Cat with a white foot 57 mg7 Pussy Sat by the Fireside 234 mg41 87 Pussy sits beside the fire mg8 81 Pussy sits beside the fire mg37 120 Pussy sits beside the fire bk13 4745 Pussy sits beside the fire mgo 34 Pussy sits beside the fire mg2 Pussy sits beside the Fire 140 mg28 22 Pussy sits beside the fire 22 ...behind the log mg9 Pussy sits beside the fire 40 mg6 Pussy sits beside the fire 69 mg35 39 Pussy sits by the fire mg1 Pussy sits by the fire 128 Pussy-cat sits mg41 190 Pussy sits by the fire 190 Pussy-cat sits mg27 40 Pussy sits by the fire 40 Pussy-cat sits mg7 Pussy sits by the fire 54 Pussy-Cat by the Fire mgo 9 Put your finger in foxy's hole bk8 3008 Queen anne queen anne she sits in the sun mg2 Queen Anne Queen Anne she sits in the Sun 157 mg7 Queen Anne Queen Anne she sits in the Sun 65 mg7 Queen of the Night 175 mg8 56 Queen queen Caroline mg7 Quixote quicksight 326 mg40 50 Rabbit rabbit carrot-eater mg41 66 Rabbit rabbit rabbit pie! mg7 Rabbit rabbit Rabbit Pie! 101 mg37 11 Rain before seven mgo 117 Rain before seven mgo 75 Rain on the green grass mg14 2 Rain on the green grass mg8 118 Rain on the green grass mg6 Rain on the green grass 153 mg5 124 Rain rain go away mgo 75 Rain rain go away mg41 89 Rain rain go away mg35 13 Rain rain go away mg19 21 Rain rain go away mg27 72 Rain rain go away mg37 51 Rain rain go away mg14 2 Rain rain go away mg28 40 Rain rain go away mg8 32 Rain rain go away mg31 108 Rain rain go away mg38 16 Rain rain go away mg36 10 Rain rain go away (phono) mg42 32 Rain rain go away (phono) mg16 1 Rain rain go away (phono) mg30 9 Rain rain go away (phono) mg1 Rain rain go away 11 mg2 Rain Rain go away 280 mg6 Rain rain go away 43 mg7 Rain Rain Go Away 67 mg9 Rain rain go away... go to spain 56 mgo 75 Rain rain go to Spain mg27 81 Rain rain go to spain mg5 124 Rain rain go to spain mg14 2 Rain rain go to spain mg2 Rain Rain go to Spain 278 mg1 Rain rain go to Spain 50 mg31 194 Read my riddle I pray mg7 89 Read my riddle I pray mg1 Read my riddle I pray 107 mgo 154 Read my riddle I pray 154 what god never sees mg37 28 Red stockings blue stockings mgo 15 Red stockings blue stockings mg37 113 Rich man poor man beggarman thief mgo 13 Richard dick upon a stick (cf cripple dick) mg28 64 Riddle-me riddle-me riddle-me-ree... as deep as a house mg7 150 Riddle-me riddle-me riddle-me-ree... as deep as a house mg41 16 Riddle-me riddle-me riddle-me-ree... as deep as a house mg5 Riddle-me riddle-me rotitote 183 (cf as I went through a garden gap) mg28 46 Riddle me Riddle me ree a hawk sat upon a tree mg7 Riddle me Riddle me ree a hawk sat upon a tree 123 (not a riddle) mg41 23 Riddle me riddle me ree a hawk sat upon a tree 23 ...sate mg20 160 Riddle me riddle me riddle me ree (intro couplet to 6 riddles) mg31 196 Riddle me riddle me what is that? mg37 39 Riddle me riddle me what is that? mg7 Riddles 38 39 88 89 150 151 232 233 262 263 mg11 23 Ride a Cock-Horse mg20 8 Ride a Cock-horse mg29 55 Ride a cock-horse (music) mg17 33 Ride a cock-horse (phono) mg7 Ride a Cock-Horse 158 mg2 Ride a Cock-Horse 161 mg5 Ride a cock-horse 24 mg27 49 Ride a cock-horse 49 ...cockhorse mg32 15 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross mgo 40 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross mg35 31 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross mg3 53 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross mg37 102 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross mg8 89 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross bk19 6996 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross (music) mg42 12 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross (phono) mg9 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross 25 mg40 26 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross 26 ride a fast horse... mg1 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross 30 mg25 82 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross 82 ride a cockhorse... mg6 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross 84 mgo 13 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross to buy little Johnny mg4 37 Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross to see what Tommy can buy mg20 9 Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross to see what Tommy can buy mg41 200 Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross to see what Tommy can buy mgo 41 Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross to see what Tommy can buy mgo 13 Ride away ride away bk17 6110 Ride away ride away mg37 70 Ride away ride away mg27 72 Ride away ride away mg8 124 Ride away ride away mg28 28 Ride away ride away mg31 291 Ride away ride away mg40 13 Ride away ride away mg41 20 Ride away ride away mg20 9 Ride Away ride away mg7 Ride away ride away 103 ride baby ride mg41 218 Ride away ride away 218 ride baby ride mg1 Ride away ride away 26 mg9 Ride away ride away 28 mg6 Ride away ride away 86 mg28 48 Ride away ride away Donald shall ride mgo 14 Rigadoon rigadoon now let him fly mg37 59 Ring-a-ring-a-roses mg20 10 Ring-a-ring-a-roses mg28 14 Ring-a-ring-a-roses... tumble down mg8 71 Ring-a-ring o' roses mgo 15 Ring-a-ring o' roses... fall down mgo 15 Ring-a-ring o' roses... stand still mg35 25 Ring-a-round-a roses... tumble down mg27 35 Ring a ring o' roses mg1 Ring a ring o' roses 102 mg6 Ring a ring o' roses 64 mg5 94 Ring a ring of roses mg41 130 Ring around a rosie mg25 178 Ring around a rosy mg29 18 Ring around a rosy (music) mg42 27 Ring around a rosy (phono) mg9 Ring around the roses 21 mg19 3 Ring around the rosey mg40 15 Ring around the rosies mgo 3 Ring the bell mg20 7 Ring the Bell mgo 99 Ring the bells ring! mg7 Ring the great bell in the steeple 333 Learning to Walk mg37 67 Robbin and Bobbin two great-bellied men (cf Robin the Bobbin) bk8 3008 Robert Barnes fellow fine mg31 21 Robert Barnes fellow fine mg41 55 Robert Barnes fellow fine mg28 52 Robert Barnes fellow fine mg35 60 Robert Barnes fellow fine mgo 6 Robert Barnes fellow fine mg27 73 Robert Barnes my fellow fine mg7 Robert Barnes my fellow fine 220 The Blacksmith mg1 Robert Barnes my fellow fine 80 mg41 26 Robert Rowley rolled a round roll round mgo 157 Robert Rowley rolled a round roll round mg3 60 Robert Rowley rolled a round roll round mg37 170 Robert Rowley rolled a round roll round mg41 184 Robin-a-Bobbin bent his bow mg27 93 Robin-a-Bobbin bent his bow mg35 60 Robin-a-Bobbin bent his bow (2 verses) mgo 100 Robin-a-Bobbin bent his bow 100 ...he bent (2 verses) mg1 Robin-a-Bobbin bent his bow 33 bk13 4602 Robin-a-robin bent his bow bk2 740 Robin and richard mgo 85 Robin and Richard mg4 13 Robin and richard (beginning missing) mg5 Robin and richard 26 Robert and Richard mg9 Robin and Richard 30 mg7 Robin and Richard 313 mg6 Robin and richard were two little men 124 mg2 Robin and Richard were two pretty Men 160 mg1 Robin and Richard were two pretty men 20 mgo 36 Robin hood has gone to the wood mgo 126 Robin Hood Robin Hood is in the mickle wood mg27 23 Robin Hood Robin Hood is in the mickle wood! mg41 95 Robin Hood Robin Hood is in the mickle wood! mg28 75 Robin Hood Robin Hood is in the mickle wood! mg1 Robin Hood Robin Hood is in the mickle wood! 50 mg7 Robin Hood Robin Hood is in the mickle wood! 72 mgo 84 Robin the Bobbin the big-bellied Ben mg28 74 Robin the Bobbin the big-belted Ben mg41 56 Robin the Bobbin the big bouncing Ben bk10 3743 Robin the Bobbin the big greedy Ben mgo 51 Robinets and jenny wrens mg7 Rock-a-Bye Baby Rock rock rock 141 mg40 11 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green mg20 6 Rock-a-bye Baby thy cradle is green mg35 36 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green mgo 18 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green mg41 213 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green mg5 143 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green mg6 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green 121 mg9 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green 18 mg7 Rock-a-Bye Baby Thy Cradle Is Green 201 mg1 Rock-a-bye baby thy cradle is green 89 mg7 Roll on you restless waves 170 The Waves on the Seashore mg7 Rosemary Green 31 mgo 7 Round about round about catch a wee mouse mgo 7 Round about round about here sits the hare mg40 14 Round about round about hot apple pie mgo 53 Round about round about maggotty pie mg40 14 Round about the rosebush mgo 15 Round about the rosebush mgo 7 Round about there sat a little hare mgo 7 Round and round the garden mgo 158 Round and round the rugged rock mg8 60 Round and round the rugged rock mg5 83 Rub-a-dub-dub 83 The butcher the baker (omits "rub-a-dub-dub" line) mg28 61 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg18 18 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg27 87 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg35 52 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg37 157 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg8 47 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mgo 25 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub bk14 4957 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg40 65 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg31 86 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub mg32 3 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub (phono) mg7 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub 125 mg6 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub 155 mg41 209 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub 209 hey... mg9 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub 43 mg25 89 Rub-a-dub-dub three men in a tub 89 hey... mg6 Rumbling in the chimneys 11 mgo 58 Rumpty-iddity row row row mg7 Rumsey Dumsey 216 mg20 150 Said a very small wren 150 The Wren and the Hen mg7 Said Ned to John 239 mg5 Said Robin Red to Jenny Wren 187 (cf it was on a merry time) mgo 15 Sally go round the sun mg40 15 Sally go round the sun mg37 151 Sally go round the sun mg5 77 Sally go round the sun mg8 28 Sally go round the sun mgo 184 Sandy he belongs to the mill mgo 92 Sandy kildandy the laird o' kilnap mg31 177 Saw ye aught of my love a-coming from the market? 177 have you seen... mg1 Saw ye aught of my love a-coming from the market? 75 mgo 114 Say well and do well mg7 Says Aaron to Moses 218 mgo 116 Scissors and string... needles and pins bk3 1010 Sea-gull sit on the sand mgo 10 See-saw down in my lap bk2 739 See-saw margery daw baby shall have a new master (music) mg5 109 See-saw Margery Daw jack shall have a new master mg35 19 See-saw Margery Daw jack shall have a new master (music) mg29 12 See-saw Margery Daw jack shall have a new master (music) mg17 18 See-saw margery daw jack shall have a new master (phono) mg42 13 See-saw Margery Daw jack shall have a new master (phono) mg37 146 See-saw Margery Daw jacky shall have a new master mgo 77 See-saw Margery Daw jacky shall have a new master mg8 92 See-saw Margery Daw jacky shall have a new master mg28 22 See-saw Margery Daw jacky shall have a new master mg27 55 See-saw Margery Daw jacky shall have a new master 55 seesaw... mg25 94 See-saw Margery Daw jenny shall have a new master mg7 See-Saw Margery Daw jenny shall have a new master 122 mg2 See-saw Margery Daw jenny shall have a new master 155 mg21 18 See-saw Margery Daw jenny shall have a new master 18 Lazy Mary (phono) mg9 See-saw Margery Daw Jenny shall have a new master 51 mg40 16 See-saw Margery Daw Johnny shall have a new master mg13 17 See-saw Margery Daw Johnny shall have a new master 17 see saw margery daw (phono) mg6 See-saw Margery Daw Johnny shall have a new master 89 mg41 40 See-saw Margery Daw sold her bed mgo 77 See-saw Margery Daw sold her bed mg1 See-saw Margery Daw sold her bed 33 mg7 See-Saw Margery Daw the old hen flew over the malt-house 216 mgo 5 See-Saw Margery Daw the old hen flew over the malt house mg20 150 See a Pin mg7 See a Pin 197 mg28 80 See a pin and pick it up mg27 76 See a pin and pick it up mg35 53 See a pin and pick it up bk7 2642 See a pin and pick it up mg15 29 See a pin and pick it up mg41 214 See a pin and pick it up mg37 93 See a pin and pick it up mg8 84 See a pin and pick it up mg5 See a pin and pick it up 188 mg2 See a Pin and pick it up 232 mg1 See a Pin and Pick it up 41 mgo 121 See saw sacradown 119 see-saw mg4 18 See saw sacradown 18 se saw sacradown which is the way to london town? mg40 16 See saw sacradown 18 see-saw sac-ara-down mg9 See saw sacradown 18 see-saw sacaradown mg7 See saw sacradown 317 See Saw Sacar a Down ...Boston town mg8 73 See saw sacradown 73 See-saw sacradown mg37 77 See saw sacradown 77 see saw sacaradown ...Boston town mg28 80 See saw sacradown 80 see-saw... mg20 9 See saw sacradown 9 See-saw sacaradown mg28 46 See see what shall I see? mg27 31 See see what shall I see? mg37 111 See see what shall I see? mgo 155 See see what shall I see? mg2 See see what shall I see? 172 mg7 See see what shall I see? 264 mg1 See see what shall I see? 83 mg31 337 See the kitten on the wall William Wordsworth mg7 Shake a Leg 296 bk8 2907 Shall I sing? says the lark mg37 7 She sells sea shells on the seashore mg35 61 Shoe the colt mg27 23 Shoe the colt mg4 39 Shoe the colt mg1 Shoe the colt 100 (cf pitty patty polt; shoe the horse; robert barnes) mg7 Shoe the Colt 66 mgo 6 Shoe the colt... put a sack on her back mg28 71 Shoe the horse mg41 13 Shoe the horse mg8 108 Shoe the horse 108 Shoe a little horse mg7 Shoe the Horse 119 mgo 6 Shoe the horse 6 shoe a little horse bk19 6993 Shuffle-shoon and amber-locks mg7 Sieve my Lady's Oatmeal 324 (cf draw a pail of water) bk7 2639 Simon brodie had a cow mg6 Simon brodie had a cow 147 mg20 15 Simple Simon mg11 33 Simple Simon mg25 94 Simple Simon mg12 82 Simple Simon mg32 14 Simple Simon mg41 140 Simple Simon mg27 54 Simple Simon mg40 33 Simple Simon mg3 60 Simple Simon mg5 53 Simple Simon (10 verses) mg37 166 Simple Simon (10 verses) bk18 6653 Simple Simon (14 verses) mg8 22 Simple Simon (5 verses) mgo 43 Simple Simon (5 verses) mg1 35 Simple Simon (6 verses) mg35 46 Simple Simon (6 verses) mg13 19 Simple Simon (phono) mg24 18 Simple Simon (phono) mg17 9 Simple Simon (phono) mg42 64 Simple Simon (phono) mg26 21 Simple Simon (phono) mg7 Simple Simon 207 (7 verses) mg9 Simple Simon 50 mg28 62 Simple Simon 62 (6 verses) mg2 Simple Simon 84 (music) (14 verses) mg6 Simple Simon 97 mg28 59 Sing a song of sixpence mg41 170 Sing a song of sixpence mg5 50 Sing a song of sixpence mgo 57 Sing a song of sixpence mg20 20 Sing a Song of Sixpence mg40 54 Sing a song of sixpence mg35 15 Sing a song of sixpence mg8 42 Sing a song of sixpence mg25 93 Sing a song of sixpence mg3 57 Sing a song of sixpence mg37 124 Sing a song of sixpence mg31 270 Sing a song of sixpence mg38 14 Sing a song of sixpence mg18 21 Sing a song of sixpence mg27 116 Sing a song of sixpence (music) bk16 5927 Sing a song of sixpence (music) bk2 610 Sing a song of sixpence (music) mg29 26 Sing a song of sixpence (music) mg24 16 Sing a song of sixpence (phono) mg26 15 Sing a song of sixpence (phono) mg17 1 Sing a song of sixpence (phono) mg13 7 Sing a song of sixpence (phono) mg32 15 Sing a song of sixpence (phono) mg23 25 Sing a song of sixpence (phono) mg42 49 Sing a song of sixpence (phono) mg9 Sing a song of sixpence 128 mg6 Sing a song of sixpence 16 mg7 Sing a Song of Sixpence 199 mg2 Sing a Song of Sixpence 207 (music) mg1 Sing a song of sixpence 62 mgo 31 Sing jigmijole the pudding bowl mg7 Sing Sing what shall I sing baby has gotten a new gold ring 109 mg27 74 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg28 67 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg35 36 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg31 341 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg37 162 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg8 43 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg41 177 Sing sing what shall I sing? mgo 61 Sing sing what shall I sing? bk2 739 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg5 134 Sing sing what shall I sing? mg15 10 SING SING what shall I sing? mg1 Sing sing what shall I sing? 120 mg7 Sing Sing what shall I sing? 26 mg9 Sing sing what shall I sing? 55 mg41 12 Sing song merry go round mg7 Sing Song Merry Go Round 237 mg7 Sippety Sup 319 mgo 38 Six little mice sat down to spin mg8 95 Six little mice sat down to spin mg41 4 Six little mice sat down to spin mg37 132 Six little mice sat down to spin mg20 150 Six little mice sat down to spin 150 nine little mice... Miss Pussy mg5 Six little mice sat down to spin 28 Three little mice bk8 3008 Six little mice sat down to spin 3008 some little mice sat in a barn to spin mg6 Six little mice sat down to spin 5 mg28 54 Six little mice sat down to spin 54 some little mice sat in a barn to spin mg7 Skipper Skipper 249 mg27 72 Sleep baby sleep our cottage vale is deep bk3 1143 Sleep baby sleep our cottage vale is deep mg28 11 Sleep baby sleep our cottage vale is deep mg23 27 Sleep baby sleep our cottage vale is deep (phono) mg9 Sleep baby sleep our cottage vale is deep 20 mg1 Sleep baby sleep our cottage vale is deep 58 bk14 5238 Sleep baby sleep thy father guards his sheep mg31 369 Sleep baby sleep thy father guards his sheep 369 ...your father mg25 191 Sleep baby sleep thy father guards the sheep mg40 11 Sleep baby sleep thy father guards the sheep mg22 16 Sleep baby sleep thy father guards the sheep (music) mg37 76 Sleep baby sleep thy father guards the sheep 76 (...Our cottage vale) mg20 6 Sleep Baby Sleep thy father watches the sheep mg42 48 Sleep baby sleep thy father watches the sheep 48 ...guards the sheep (phono) mg7 Slim Little Tinker 13 mg37 143 Smiling girls rosy boys mg40 29 Smiling girls rosy boys mg28 77 Smiling girls rosy boys mgo 73 Smiling girls rosy boys mg7 Smiling Girls Rosy Boys 267 mg6 Smiling girls rosy boys 30 mg9 Smiling girls rosy boys 35 mg35 45 Smiling girls rosy boys 45 giddy girls noisy boys mg42 5 Snail Snail come out and meet (mg?) (phono) mg2 Snail Snail come out of your Hole 113 mg7 Snail Snail Come out of Your Hole 293 mg7 Snail Snail Come out of Your Shell 90 mg2 Snail Snail put out your Horn 166 ...come put mg5 Snail snail put out your horn 173 mgo 75 Snail snail put out your horns mg6 Snail snail put out your horns 47 mg7 Snail Snail put out Your Horns 92 ...shoot out mgo 75 Snow snow faster mg8 22 Snow snow faster mg41 37 Solomon Grundy mg35 25 Solomon grundy mg27 83 Solomon Grundy bk10 3645 Solomon grundy mg25 77 Solomon Grundy mg8 32 Solomon Grundy mgo 31 Solomon Grundy mg37 97 Solomon Grundy mg31 97 Solomon Grundy mg17 12 Solomon grundy (phono) mg13 24 Solomon grundy (phono) mg7 Solomon Grundy 13 mg5 Solomon Grundy 174 mg1 Solomon Grundy 24 mg2 Solomon Grundy 31 mg7 Some Up and Some Down 234 mg37 58 Something old something new mg7 South wind brings wet weather 175 The Winds mg28 46 Speak kindly to your dog my boy! mgo 115 Speak when you're spoken to mg28 16 Speak when you're spoken to mg41 163 Speak when you're spoken to mgo 58 Spin dame spin your bread you must win mg27 102 Spring is showery bowery flowery mg15 29 Spring is showery flowery bowery mg37 101 St Dunstan as the story goes mgo 85 St Dunstan as the story goes mg41 147 St Swithin's Day mg7 St Swithin's Day 98 mg8 48 St Swithin's Day if thou dost rain mg6 St swithin's day if thou dost rain 143 mgo 129 St. Thomas day is past and gone mg14 31 Star light star bright mg25 191 Star light star bright mgo 17 Star light star bright mg8 107 Star light star bright mg40 65 Star light star bright mg32 19 Star light star bright mg37 169 Step in a hole bk4 1386 Straight is the path of duty mg28 50 Sukey you shall be my wife mgo 124 Sukey You Shall Be My Wife mg7 Sukey You Shall Be My Wife 186 (6 verses) mg28 36 Summer breeze so softly blowing mg7 Summer breeze so softly blowing 320 mg7 Summer Winds Blow Strong and Cool 28 mg27 73 Swan swan over the sea mg1 Swan swan over the sea 122 mgo 157 Swan swan over the sea 157 swan swam over the sea mg2 Swan Swan over the Sea 201 mg7 Swan Swan Over the Sea 326 mg37 48 Swan swan over the sea 48 swan swam over the sea mg31 162 Sweep sweep chimney sweep mg37 77 Sweep sweep chimney sweep mgo 3 Tae titly (cf brow brinky) mgo 91 Taffy was a Welshman mg27 42 Taffy was a Welshman mg41 201 Taffy was a Welshman mg35 40 Taffy was a Welshman mg5 87 Taffy was a Welshman mg8 85 Taffy was a Welshman bk3 1010 Taffy was a welshman mg37 52 Taffy was a Welshman (7 verses) mg1 Taffy was a Welshman 113 mg2 Taffy was a Welshman 264 mg7 Taffy Was a Welshman 77 mgo 91 Taffy was born on a moonshiny night mg8 23 Tally-Ho! Tally-Ho! mg7 Teeter teeter Little Peter 248 mg41 26 Tell-tale-tit mg7 Tell-Tale Tit 316 mg4 22 Tell tale tit mg8 76 Ten little bluebirds perched on a pine mg7 Ten Little injuns 11 mgo 193 Ten little Nigger boys mg2 Ten little Nigger boys 145 mgo 97 Terence McDiddler mg8 93 Terence McDiddler mg37 60 Terence McDiddler mg7 Terence McDiddler 289 mg28 36 Thank you for the earth so sweet bk14 5132 The baker's wife has sacks of gold (plus french) mgo 142 The Barber shaved the mason mg2 The Barber shaved the Mason 55 bk4 1519 The bees alfred p graves mg1 The bells 105 You owe me five shillings say the bells of st helen's mg5 129 The bells 129 Gay go up mg9 The bells 52 gay go up and gay go down bk16 5932 The bells 5932 oranges and lemons say the bells of st clemen's mg27 62 The bells 62 You owe me five shillings say the bells of st helen's mgo 68 The bells 68 gay go up... chopper Oranges and Lemons mg5 72 The bells 72 Oranges and lemons mg7 The bells of st clement's 228 gay go up and gay go down bk15 5527 The bogie man mg31 49 The boughs do shake and the bells do ring mg37 84 The boughs do shake and the bells do ring mgo 129 The boughs do shake and the bells do ring mg8 70 The boughs do shake and the bells do ring mg7 The Bright Silver Moon 287 mg37 95 The brown owl sits in the ivy bush mg31 320 The brown owl sits in the ivy bush mg2 The brown owl sits in the ivy bush 117 The great Brown Owl mg7 The Bumble-Bee 360 mg41 128 The calf the goose the bee mg7 The calf the goose the bee 273 These Three mg37 101 The cat sat asleep by the side of the fire mgo 188 The cat sat asleep by the side of the fire mg31 377 The cat sat asleep by the side of the fire mg7 The cat sat asleep by the side of the fire 235 Jack Struck up a Jig mg2 The cat sat asleep by the side of the fire 237 mg7 The Cats Came Out to Serenade 112 mg7 88 The children of holland mg8 19 The cock's on the housetop mg41 92 The cock's on the housetop mg37 55 The cock's on the housetop mg7 The Cock's on the Housetop 201 mg9 The cock's on the housetop 48 mgo 70 The cock's on the housetop 70 The cock's on the wood pile mg1 The cock's on the housetop blowing his horn 84 bk7 2530 The cock doth crow (short) mg35 52 The cock doth crow (short) mg7 The cock doth crow (short) 234 mg2 The Cock doth crow (short) 91 mgo 114 The Cock doth crow... early to bed mg14 32 The cock doth crow... early to bed 32 ...does crow bk3 1143 The cuckoo's a bonny bird mg2 The Cuckoo's a bonny Bird 271 mgo 61 The cuckoo's a bonny bird 61 the cuckoo is a merry bird mg7 The Cuckoo's a fine bird 23 mg8 124 The cuckoo comes in April mgo 118 The cuckoo comes in April mg7 The Cuckoo comes in april 308 mg5 The cuckoo comes in April 44 mg7 The Dog of the Kiln 69 (cf leg over leg) mgo 16 The doggies went to the mill mgo 40 The dove says coo coo what shall I do? bk15 5652 The dove says coo coo what shall I do? mg1 The dove says coo coo what shall I do? 41 mg7 The Dove Says coo coo what shall I do? 73 mg31 221 The evening is coming mg27 53 The fair maid who the first of May mg8 61 The fair maid who the first of May bk4 1274 The fair maid who the first of may mg28 10 The fair maid who the first of May mg7 The Fair Maid Who the First of May 352 mg1 The fair maid who the first of May 66 mg25 180 The Farmer in the dell mg20 11 The Farmer in the Dell mg21 11 The Farmer in the dell (phono) mg24 13 The Farmer in the Dell (phono) mg26 11 The Farmer in the dell (phono) mg21 21 The Farmer in the dell (phono) mg42 65 The Farmer in the Dell (phono) mg36 22 The Farmer in the dell (phono) mg7 The Farmer in the Dell 344 mg27 132 The Farmer in the dell(music) mgo 155 The fiddler and his wife mg41 172 The First Day of Christmas mgo 198 The First Day of Christmas mg37 104 The First Day of Christmas mg7 The First Day of Christmas 301 mg41 194 The fox and his wife mg7 The Fox and His Wife 212 bk17 6382 The fox and his wife they had a great strife mg2 The Frog's Chorus 195 mg7 The Frogs' Chorus 121 mg31 356 The giant Jim great giant grim mg37 8 The giant Jim great giant grim mg7 The Girl in the Lane 125 bk5 1890 The girl in the lane that couldn't speak plain mgo 33 The girl in the lane that couldn't speak plain mg8 28 The girl in the lane that couldn't speak plain mg1 The girl in the lane that couldn't speak Plain 47 bk13 4745 The gossips of the village--see mg22 184 The grand old Duke of York (music) mg32 17 The grand old Duke of York (phono) mg13 14 The grand old Duke of York (phono) mg5 120 The grand old Duke of York 120 oh, the most noble Duke of York mg25 165 The grand old Duke of York 165 the famous king of france he led ten thousand men mg9 The grand old Duke of York 54 mgo 62 The grand old Duke of York 62 oh, the brave old Duke of York mg7 The grand old Duke of York 70 the Brave Old Duke of York mg31 68 The greedy man is he who sits mg37 36 The greedy man is he who sits mg8 80 The greedy man is he who sits mg7 The greedy man is he who sits 17 mg1 The greedy man is he who sits 94 bk6 2155 The hart he loves the high wood mgo 127 The hart he loves the high wood mg7 The Hart He Loves the High Wood 168 mg31 172 The hart he loves the high wood 172 the deer... mg1 The hart he loves the high wood 75 mg8 22 The hart he loves the wild wood bk7 2639 The king of clubs he often drubs mg36 8 The king of france and forty-thousand men (phono) bk9 3342 The king of france and four thousand men mg7 The King of France and four thousand men 329 mgo 62 The king of france the king of france mg8 65 The King of France went up the hill mg28 44 The King of France went up the hill mg27 85 The King of France went up the hill mg41 108 The king of france went up the hill bk7 2530 The king of france went up the hill mg1 The King of France went up the hill 105 mg9 The king of france went up the hill 47 mg2 The King of France went up the Hill 91 mg7 The King of France went up the hill 94 mg41 185 The King of France with twenty thousand men mg28 61 The King of Ian was very fat mg6 The land of counterpane robert louis stevenson 59 mgo 152 The land was white (riddle) mg7 The Late Madam Fry 120 mgo 157 The leith police dismisseth us mg5 66 The lion and the unicorn mg41 39 The lion and the unicorn mgo 26 The lion and the unicorn bk8 2769 The lion and the unicorn mg27 103 The lion and the unicorn mg8 25 The lion and the unicorn mg13 6 The lion and the unicorn (phono) mg7 The Lion and the Unicorn 91 mg2 The Lion and the Unicorn were fighting for the Crown 144 mg1 The Lion and the Unicorn were fighting for the crown 56 mgo 137 The little black dog ran round the house mgo 19 The little lady lairdie mgo 142 The Little Priest of felton mg7 The Little Priest of felton 59 mg31 63 The little robin grieves mg1 The little robin grieves 128 mg7 The little robin grieves 181 When the Snow Is on the Ground bk13 4745 The little robin grieves 4745 when the snow is on the ground bk7 2530 The man in the moon came tumbling down mg37 96 The man in the moon came tumbling down mg2 The Man in the Moon came tumbling down 121 mg20 157 The man in the moon came tumbling down 157 ...down too soon mg41 205 The man in the moon came tumbling down 205 ...down too soon mg7 The Man in the Moon Came Tumbling Down 308 mg27 40 The man in the moon came tumbling down 40 ...down too soon mg35 45 The man in the moon came tumbling down 45 ...down too soon mg1 The Man in the Moon came tumbling down 73 mg6 The man in the moon came tumbling down 8 mgo 82 The man in the moon came tumbling down 82 ...down too soon mg5 67 The man in the moon came tumbling down 82 ...down too soon mg16 20 The man in the moon came tumbling down 82 ...down too soon (phono) mgo 83 The man in the moon drinks claret mg8 107 The Man in the Moon looked out of the moon mg5 142 The man in the moon looked out of the moon mg27 39 The Man in the Moon looked out of the moon mg20 20 The Man in the Moon looked out of the moon mg16 20 The man in the moon looked out of the moon (phono) mg1 The Man in the Moon looked out of the moon 101 mg7 The Man in the Moon looked out of the moon 182 mgo 81 The man in the moon was caught in a trap mgo 6 The man in the mune is making shune mg27 97 The man in the wilderness mg20 161 The man in the wilderness mg37 89 The man in the wilderness mg8 72 The man in the wilderness mgo 144 The man in the wilderness bk7 2639 The man in the wilderness mg41 23 The man in the wilderness mg35 40 The man in the wilderness mg7 The man in the wilderness 156 mg9 The man in the wilderness 62 mg1 The man in the wilderness 89 mg7 The Mice With Satin Slippers on 26 mg28 70 The miller he grinds his corn mg41 162 The miller he grinds his corn mg7 The miller he grinds his corn 80 mg31 226 The moon has a face Robert Louis Stevenson mgo 127 The moon shines bright mg8 50 The more rain the more rest mg27 69 The north wind doth blow mg37 110 The north wind doth blow mg20 21 The North Wind doth blow mg3 56 The north wind doth blow mg31 217 The north wind doth blow mg35 45 The north wind doth blow mg28 75 The north wind doth blow mg8 70 The north wind doth blow mgo 50 The north wind doth blow mg41 14 The north wind doth blow mg29 37 The north wind doth blow (music) mg17 40 The north wind doth blow (phono) mg1 The north wind doth blow 114 mg6 The north wind doth blow 125 mg7 The North Wind doth blow 165 mg42 18 The north wind doth blow 18 the northwind... (phono) mg2 The North Wind doth blow 214 mg5 The north wind doth blow 33 mg40 47 The north wind doth blow 47 ...will blow mg7 The Old Black Cat 146 mg41 81 The old woman and her pig bk15 5525 The old woman and her pig mg14 4 The Old Woman and Her Pig 10 12 15 22 26 29 mg2 The Old Woman and her Pig 216 mg7 The Old Woman and Her Pig 362 mgo 60 The old woman must stand at the tub tub tub mg28 67 The old woman must stand at the tub tub tub mg2 The Old Woman must stand at the Tub Tub Tub 202 mg37 40 The old woman must stand at the tub tub tub 40 the old woman stands mg31 85 The old woman must stand at the tub tub tub 85 the old woman stands bk7 2640 The owl-critic james t field mg32 9 The owl and the pussy-cat mg31 213 The owl and the pussy-cat edward lear mg20 169 The owl and the pussy-cat edward lear bk6 2247 The owl and the pussy-cat edward lear mg16 15 The owl and the pussy-cat edward lear (phono) mg6 The owl and the pussy-cat 103 mg7 The Owl the Eel and the Warming Pan 24 mgo 5 The pettitoes are little feet mgo 195 The quaker's wife got up to bake mg40 57 The Queen of Hearts mgo 32 The Queen of Hearts mg41 139 The Queen of Hearts mg8 84 The Queen of Hearts mg20 17 The Queen of Hearts mg5 60 The Queen of Hearts mg25 80 The Queen of Hearts mg28 12 The Queen of Hearts mg37 74 The Queen of Hearts mg35 66 The Queen of Hearts mg32 15 The Queen of Hearts mg27 13 The Queen of Hearts mg11 15 The Queen of Hearts mg1 The Queen of Hearts 107 mg2 The Queen of Hearts 187 mg7 The Queen of Hearts 217 bk9 3344 The Queen of Hearts 3344 The Knave of Hearts mg6 The Queen of Hearts 46 mg7 The Queen of Love 77 mg7 The Rats and Mice 171 bk8 2907 The robin and the red-breast mgo 51 The robin and the red-breast mg28 58 The robin and the redbreast mg7 The Robin and the Redbreast 140 bk7 2639 The robin and the wren mgo 51 The robin and the wren bk18 6469 The rock-a-by lady eugene field mg7 The rose is red the grass is green... queen bess 274 mgo 136 The rose is red the grass is green... queen bess... Kitty the Spinner mgo 122 The rose is red the rose is white mgo 128 The rose is red the violet's blue (long) ...the honey's sweet mg28 11 The rose is red the violet's blue 11 ...honey's sweet mg41 160 The rose is red the violet's blue 160 ...violet... sugar is sweet (2nd verse) mg2 The rose is red the violet's blue 281 ...the pink is sweet mg31 315 The rose is red the violet's blue 315 roses are red... sugar is sweet mg3 54 The rose is red the violet's blue 54 ...pinks are sweet mg37 58 The rose is red the violet's blue 58 roses are red... sugar is sweet mgo 60 The rose is red the violet's blue 60 roses are red... sugar is sweet mg35 38 The rose is red the violet blue... gillyflower sweet (2nd verse) mg4 5 The sow came in with a saddle mgo 136 The sow came in with a saddle mg7 The Sow Came In with a saddle 266 mg7 The Spanish Lad 321 mg7 The Sparrow Steals the Cherry 296 bk8 2907 The sun one fine evening mgo 81 The tailor of bicester mg7 The Three Bears 340 goldilocks mg2 The Turtle Dove's Nest 193 mg31 345 The two gray kits mg1 The two gray kits 80 mg7 The Two Little Kittens must have some mittens 257 mg2 The Walrus and the Carpenter 14 mg2 The Waves on the Sea-shore 48 bk13 4745 The white dove sat on the castle wall mg7 The White Dove Sat on the Castle Wall 152 mg7 The Wicked Queen Dab 36 mgo 203 The winds they did blow mg28 74 The winds they did blow mg37 40 The winds they did blow mg7 The winds they did blow 309 Up to London mg7 The Winds They Did Blow 358 mg2 The Young Linnets 153 mgo 157 Theophilus thistledown the successful thistle sifter mg31 218 There's a merry brown thrush Lucy Larcom bk16 5712 There's a neat little clock mg27 97 There's a neat little clock mg28 23 There's a neat little clock mg41 11 There's a neat little clock mg8 113 There's a neat little clock mg7 There's a Neat Little Clock 113 mg1 There's a neat little clock 12 mg9 There's a neat little clock 72 mg6 There's a neat little clock 74 mg28 24 There came an old woman from France mg7 There came an Old Woman From France 25 mg1 There came an old woman from France 52 mg37 137 There dwelt an old woman at Exeter mg1 There dwelt an old woman at Exeter 128 mg7 There dwelt an Old Woman at Exeter 23 mg7 There Is a Girl of our town 295 mg20 160 There is a thing that nothing is mg31 169 There once was a fish mg37 117 There once was a fish 117 ...was once... mg5 103 There once was a giant bk3 1012 There once was a/an ... hush! mold kilkenny sparta bute corfu coblenz dutton 8 limericks edward lear mg8 117 There was a bee mg8 33 There was a crooked man mg3 60 There was a crooked man bk10 3645 There was a crooked man mg35 32 There was a crooked man mgo 33 There was a crooked man mg27 12 There was a crooked man mg25 88 There was a crooked man mg41 203 There was a crooked man mg11 26 There Was a Crooked Man mg37 67 There was a crooked man mg40 62 There was a crooked man mg32 12 There was a crooked man mg22 82 There was a crooked man (music) mg17 26 There was a crooked man (phono) mg42 23 There was a crooked man (phono) mg13 28 There was a crooked man (phono) mg1 There was a crooked man 102 mg2 There was a Crooked Man 141 mg7 There was a Crooked Man 28 mg5 There was a crooked man 35 mg6 There was a crooked man 50 mg37 131 There was a fat man of Bombay mg28 52 There was a fat man of Bombay mg41 132 There was a fat man of Bombay mg7 There was a fat man of Bombay 11 mg2 There was a Fat Man of Bombay 206 mg1 There was a fat man of Bombay 75 bk18 6652 There was a frog lived in a well mg41 102 There was a frog lived in a well mg7 There was a frog lived in a well 172 mgo 154 There was a girl in our town mg7 232 There was a girl in our town mg41 212 There was a girl in our town mg7 There was a Glossy Blackbird 36 (cf jolly miller) mg35 38 There was a jolly miller mg41 58 There was a jolly miller mg28 65 There was a jolly miller mg40 35 There was a jolly miller bk17 6384 There was a jolly miller mg29 38 There was a jolly miller (music) mg16 12 There was a jolly miller (phono) mg7 There was a Jolly Miller 135 mg2 There was a jolly miller 28 mgo 83 There was a jolly miller once mg8 89 There was a jolly miller once mg42 97 There was a jolly miller once (phono) mgo 136 There was a king and he had three daughters (cf three wise men of gotham) mgo 154 There was a king met a king bk7 2368 There was a king met a king mg7 There was a king Met a King 55 mgo 192 There Was a Lady Loved a Swine mg7 There was a Lady Loved a Swine 86 mg28 69 There was a little boy and a little girl mg27 106 There was a little boy and a little girl mg31 181 There was a little boy and a little girl mg41 79 There was a little boy and a little girl mgo 124 There was a little boy and a little girl bk7 2530 There was a little boy and a little girl mg7 There was a Little Boy and a little girl 114 mg1 There was a little boy and a little girl 118 mg6 There was a little boy and a little girl 14 mg35 48 There was a little boy and a little girl 48 ...and there was... mg31 128 There was a little girl and she had a little curl mg14 11 There was a little girl and she had a little curl mg8 68 There was a little girl and she had a little curl mg27 102 There was a little girl and she had a little curl mg5 78 There was a little girl who had a little curl mg35 28 There was a little girl who had a little curl mg32 10 There was a little girl who had a little curl mgo 37 There was a little girl who had a little curl (3 verses) bk2 492 There was a little girl who had a little curl (3 verses) mg28 8 There was a little girl who had a little curl (3 verses) ...and she wore... mg42 41 There was a little girl who had a little curl (phono) mg37 144 There was a little girl who had a little curl 144 ...and she had... mg7 There was a Little Girl who had a little curl 20 mg1 There was a little girl who had a little curl 84 mg31 322 There was a little green house mg37 7 There was a little green house mg7 233 There was a little green house mg41 133 There was a little green house mg28 71 There was a little green house (riddle) mgo 138 There was a little guinea pig mg41 25 There was a little guinea pig bk4 1386 There was a little guinea pig 1386 ...rabbit sprig mg7 There was a Little Guinea Pig 349 mg7 There was a Little Maid and she had a light guitar 318 mgo 98 There was a little maid and she was afraid mg14 24 There was a little man and he had a little gun (duck version) mg27 63 There was a little man and he had a little gun (duck version) mg7 There was a little man and he had a little gun (duck version) 191 mg1 There was a little man and he had a little gun (duck version) 36 mgo 44 There was a little man and he had a little gun (duck version) 44 Sam, the Sportsman mg41 202 There was a little man and he had a little gun (wig version) mg5 162 There was a little man and he had a little gun (wig version) (no and) mg2 There was a little man and he had a little gun (wig version) 186 mg6 There was a little man and he had a little gun (wig version) 22 mg4 45 There was a little man and he woo'd a little maid mg27 103 There was a little man who wooed a little maid mg6 There was a little man who wooed a little maid 129 mgo 176 There was a little man who wooed a little maid 176 ...and he wooed (6 verses) mg1 There was a little man who wooed a little maid 21 mg41 88 There was a little man who wooed a little maid 88 ...and he wooed mgo 86 There was a little One-Eyed Gunner mg7 There was a little One-Eyed Gunner 271 mg31 17 There was a little pig mg7 There was a little woman 10 Hot Codlins mg28 30 There was a little woman as I've been told mg1 There was a little woman as I've been told 121 hot codlins mg27 51 There was a little woman as I've been told 51 hot codlins mg41 210 There was a mad man and he had a mad wife mg37 146 There was a maid on Scrabble Hill mg7 There was a maid on Scrabble Hill 325 mg8 68 There was a man and he had naught mg27 33 There was a man and he had naught mg41 42 There was a man and he had naught mg37 77 There was a man and he had naught mg7 There was a man and he had naught 191 The Man Who Had Naught mg1 There was a man and he had naught 88 mgo 140 There was a man and he had nought bk6 2039 There was a man and he had nought mg6 There was a man and he had nought 70 bk4 1385 There was a man and he went mad mg22 120 There was a Man and he went mad 120 ...was mad (music) mgo 141 There was a man and he went mad 141 ...man he... mg41 171 There was a man and he went mad 171 ...was mad mg7 There was a Man and he went mad 343 ...was mad mg37 86 There was a man and he went mad 86 ...man he... mgo 101 There was a man and his name was dob mg7 There was a man and his name was dob 41 A Man Whose Name Was Dob mgo 163 There was a man in another town... Willy Wood (follows aiken drum) mg8 57 There was a man in our town mg27 31 There was a man in our town mg3 60 There was a man in our town mg41 108 There was a man in our town 140 ...of our town mgo 140 There was a man in our town 140 there was a man of thessaly mg1 There was a man in our town 30 bk8 3008 There was a man in our town 3008 there was a man of thessaly mg7 There was a Man in our Town 58 mg4 8 There was a man in our town 8 there was a man of thessaly mg37 141 There was a man lived in the moon... Aiken Drum mgo 162 There was a man lived in the moon... Aiken Drum mg22 96 There was a man lived in the moon... Aiken Drum (music) mgo 136 There was a man of double deed mgo 154 There was a man rode through our town mgo 154 There was a man who had no eyes mg9 There was a monkey 68 mg7 There was a monkey 76 bk3 1011 There was a monkey climb'd up a tree mg41 47 There was a monkey climb'd up a tree mgo 144 There was a Monkey climbed a Tree mg2 There was a Monkey climbed up a Tree 51 mg31 340 There was a mother cat mg41 198 There was a piper had a cow mg27 107 There was a piper had a cow mg31 13 There was a piper had a cow mgo 141 There was a piper had a cow mg1 There was a piper had a cow 116 mg9 There was a piper had a cow 61 mg7 There was a Rat 122 mg37 158 There was a rat for want of stairs mgo 140 There was a rat for want of stairs mg8 41 There was a rat for want of stairs mg2 There was a Rat for want of Stairs 165 mgo 153 There was a thing a full month old (riddle) mgo 45 There was a wee bit wife (scottish there was an old woman/mother hubbard) mg37 136 There was a young farmer of Leeds mg37 22 There was a young man at St Kitts mg7 There was an Idle Boy 308 mg7 There was an Old Couple 52 mg28 54 There was an old crow mgo 141 There was an old crow mg2 There was an Old Crow 196 mg7 There was an Old Crow 319 mg4 40 There was an old man and he had a calf mgo 144 There was an old man and he had a calf mg41 206 There was an old man and he had a calf mg28 34 There was an old man and he had a calf mg9 There was an old man and he had a calf 35 mg7 There was an Old Man and he Lived in a Wood 82 bk2 492 There was an old man in a tree mgo 93 There was an old man in a velvet coat mg7 There was an old man in a Velvet Coat 167 mg1 There was an old man in a velvet coat 52 mg15 28 There was an old man named Michael Finnegan (American Mother Goose) mg42 84 There was an old man named Michael Finnegan (phono) mg41 211 There was an old man of Tobago mg37 27 There was an old man of Tobago mg28 38 There was an old man of Tobago mg1 There was an old man of Tobago 122 mg7 There was an Old Man of Tobago 176 mg2 There was an Old Man of Tobago 235 mg41 71 There was an old man who lived in a wood mg3 62 There was an old man who lived in a wood mg7 There was an old man who lived in a wood 116 Old Man Who Could Do as Much Work mgo 96 There was an Old Man Who Lived in Middle Row mg7 There was an Old Man Who Lived in Middle Row 69 mg41 178 There was an old soldier of Bister mg37 27 There was an old soldier of Bister mg31 89 There was an old soldier of Bister mg7 There was an old soldier of Bister 309 mg8 32 There was an old woman and nothing she had mg28 66 There was an old woman and nothing she had mgo 137 There was an old woman and nothing she had mg7 There was an old woman and nothing she had 123 Old Woman Said to Be Mad mg8 37 There was an old woman and what do you think? mgo 139 There was an old woman and what do you think? bk16 5713 There was an old woman and what do you think? mg27 105 There was an old woman and what do you think? mg41 38 There was an old woman and what do you think? mg5 79 There was an old woman and what do you think? mg7 There was an old woman and what do you think? 16 mg1 There was an old woman and what do you think? 57 bk3 1146 There was an old woman as i've heard tell mg2 There was an Old Woman as I've heard tell 106 (lawkamercyme) mg20 155 There was an old woman as i've heard tell 155 "If It Be I?" mg27 50 There was an old woman as I've heard tell 50 (lawkamercyme) mg41 134 There was an old woman as I've heard tell 71 (lawkamercyme) mg1 There was an old woman as I've heard tell 71 (lawkamercyme) mgo 169 There was an old woman as I've heard tell 71 ...a little woman... (lawkamercyme) mg7 There was an Old Woman as I Have Heard Tell 346 (lawkamercyme) bk15 5652 There was an old woman called nothing-at-all mg8 84 There was an old woman called Nothing-at-all mg31 80 There was an old woman called Nothing-at-all mgo 93 There was an old woman called Nothing-at-all mg37 116 There was an old woman called Nothing-at-all mg6 There was an old woman called nothing-at-all 130 mgo 66 There was an old woman had three cows mg7 There was an Old Woman Had Three Cows 117 mg41 197 There was an old woman had three sons bk18 6800 There was an old woman had three sons 6800 who had mg1 There was an old woman had three sons 80 mgo 93 There was an Old Woman Her Name Was Peg mg7 There was an Old Woman Her Name Was Peg 81 mg37 114 There was an old woman in Surrey 114 ...of surrey mg1 There was an old woman in Surrey 117 mg27 75 There was an old woman in Surrey 75 ...of surrey mg27 102 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if mg3 55 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if mg38 20 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if mg40 34 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if mgo 140 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if mg35 61 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if bk2 740 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if mg31 88 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if mg8 18 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if (2 verses) mg37 140 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if (2 verses) mg41 31 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if (and xxiv) mg2 There was an Old woman lived under a Hill and if 111 mg1 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if 13 mg19 17 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if 17 ...the hill mg9 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if 57 mg7 There was an Old Woman Lived Under a Hill and if 65 mg6 There was an old woman lived under a hill and if 81 mgo 94 There was an old woman lived under a hill she put a mouse mg27 45 There was an old woman lived under a hill she put a mouse mg4 27 There was an old woman lived under a hill she put a mouse 27 liv'd mg8 29 There was an old woman of Gloucester mg37 131 There was an old woman of Gloucester mg1 There was an old woman of Gloucester 112 mg7 There was an Old Woman of Gloucester 86 mg37 22 There was an old woman of Harrow mg1 There was an old woman of Harrow 114 mg9 There was an old woman of harrow 30 mg31 157 There was an old woman of Leeds mg41 224 There was an old woman of Leeds mg28 22 There was an old woman of Leeds mg7 There was an Old Woman of Leeds 349 mg1 There was an old woman of Leeds 97 mg28 44 There was an old woman of Norwich mg7 There was an Old Woman of Norwich 348 mg7 There was an Old Woman of Surrey 36 mg27 21 There was an old woman sat spinning mg8 80 There was an old woman sat spinning mgo 138 There was an old woman sat spinning mg1 There was an old woman sat spinning 100 mg7 There was an old woman sat spinning 27 That's All mgo 87 There was an old woman sold puddings and pies mg41 208 There was an old woman sold puddings and pies mg4 10 There was an old woman sold puddings and pies 10 ...and she... mg7 There was an old woman sold puddings and pies 119 ...and she... mg28 54 There was an old woman tossed in a basket mg20 157 There was an old woman tossed in a basket mg1 There was an old woman tossed in a basket 66 mg5 80 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket mg27 58 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket mg35 62 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket mg3 60 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket mg37 25 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket mgo 70 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket mg31 150 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket mg41 202 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket (and xxiv) mg22 78 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket (music) mg42 25 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket (phono) mg2 There was an Old Woman tossed up in a basket 158 mg9 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket 47 mg7 There was an Old Woman Tossed up in a Basket 72 mg6 There was an old woman tossed up in a basket 9 mg8 106 There was an old woman tossed up in a blanket mg40 64 There was an Old Woman Who Lived by the Sea mg7 There was an Old Woman Who Lived by the Sea 373 mg7 There was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Hat 196 mg37 108 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg28 29 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg27 37 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe bk3 1145 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg5 81 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg41 107 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg35 9 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg25 86 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mgo 45 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg3 57 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg32 14 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg31 278 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg8 66 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg20 12 There was an Old Woman who lived in a shoe mg40 63 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg18 15 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe mg24 19 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe (phono) mg36 13 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe (phono) mg26 03 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe 03 the old man who lived... (phono) mg7 There was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe 105 mg1 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe 116 mg6 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe 25 mg9 There was an old woman who lived in a shoe 49 mgo 84 There was an old woman who lived in dundee mg41 152 There was an old woman who rode on a broom mg7 There was an Old Woman Who Rode on a Broom 205 bk15 5652 There was an owl lived in an oak mg8 101 There was an owl lived in an oak mg41 4 There was an owl lived in an oak mgo 67 There was an owl lived in an oak mg31 229 There was an owl lived in an oak mg7 There was an Owl lived in an oak 176 mg2 There was an Owl lived in an oak 22 mg9 There was an owl lived in an oak 54 mg31 135 There was one little Jim jane taylor mg5 There were five brothers 184 mg41 92 There were once two cats of Kilkenny mg31 326 There were once two cats of Kilkenny mg27 74 There were once two cats of Kilkenny mg35 54 There were once two cats of Kilkenny bk13 4602 There were once two cats of Kilkenny mg8 121 There were once two cats of Kilkenny mg7 There were once Two Cats of Kilkenny 85 there once were mg1 There were once two cats of Kilkenny 87 mgo 102 There were three cooks of colebrook mg3 56 There were three jovial huntsmen mg7 There were Three Jovial Huntsmen 298 mgo 161 There were three jovial Welshmen mg20 167 There were three jovial Welshmen mg9 There were three jovial welshmen 64 three jovial huntsMEN bk13 4601 There were three sisters in a hall mgo 155 There were three sisters in a hall mg35 61 There were two birds sat on a stone mg28 44 There were two birds sat on a stone mg41 59 There were two birds sat on a stone mg27 67 There were two birds sat on a stone mgo 71 There were two birds sat on a stone mg4 30 There were two birds sat on a stone mg2 There were two birds sat on a stone 188 There were Three Crows mg9 There were two birds sat on a stone 193 mg1 There were two birds sat on a stone 23 mg7 There were Two Birds sat upon a stone 204 mg4 40 There were two cats sat o'er a well mgo 51 There were two wrens upon a tree mg37 48 There were two wrens upon a tree mg7 There were two wrens upon a tree 241 Two Wrens bk16 5712 They that wash on friday mg27 60 They That Wash on Monday mg7 They That Wash on Monday 17 mg35 65 Thirty days hath September mg31 52 Thirty days hath September mg27 31 Thirty days hath September mg3 59 Thirty days hath September mg41 142 Thirty days hath September mg37 60 Thirty days hath September bk2 739 Thirty days hath september mg28 23 Thirty days hath September mgo 112 Thirty days hath September mg8 72 Thirty days hath September mg20 154 Thirty days hath September 154 The Days of the Month mg1 Thirty days hath September 17 mg7 Thirty Days Hath September 178 mg6 Thirty days hath september 34 mg8 113 Thirty white horses mg7 233 Thirty white horses 233 twenty white horses upon a red hill mg3 59 Thirty white horses 54 Twenty white horses bk7 2368 Thirty white horses upon a red hill mg31 204 Thirty white horses upon a red hill mgo 151 Thirty white horses upon a red hill (riddle) mg1 Thirty white horses upon a red hill 52 teeth and gums mg7 This Crow Says 137 mg41 222 This is the death of little Jenny Wren mg7 This is the Death of little Jenny Wren 102 mg5 155 This is the house that Jack built mg20 152 This is The House That Jack Built mg35 34 This is the house that Jack built mg41 125 This is the house that Jack built mg31 72 This is the house that Jack built mg27 98 This is the house that Jack built mg37 44 This is the house that Jack built mg3 60 This is the house that Jack built mgo 47 This is the house that Jack built mg25 78 This is the house that Jack built bk15 5651 This is the house that jack built mg8 78 This is the house that Jack built mg7 This is The House That Jack Built 143 mg6 This is the house that jack built 144 mg2 This is The House that Jack built 173 mg1 This is the house that Jack built 68 mg8 93 This is the key of the kingdom mgo 125 This is the key of the kingdom mg37 62 This is the key of the kingdom mg9 This is the key of the kingdom 115 mg2 This is the way the Ladies go 234 mg20 9 This Is the Way The Ladies Ride mg27 64 This is the way the ladies ride mgo 14 This is the way the ladies ride mg41 141 This is the way the ladies ride mg35 52 This is the way the ladies ride mg28 70 This is the way the ladies ride mg8 53 This is the way the ladies ride mg36 17 This is the way the ladies ride (phono) mg1 This is the way the ladies ride 102 mg7 This Is the Way the Ladies Ride 119 mg9 This is the way the ladies ride 25 mg5 This is the way the lady goes 22 mgo 16 This is willie walker mg37 137 This little man lived all alone mg8 56 This little man lived all alone mg7 This Little Man Lived All Alone 335 mg7 This little mousie peeped within 373 Five Little Mice mgo 5 This little pig had a rub-a-dub mg3 53 This little pig went to market mg28 61 This little pig went to market mg27 60 This little pig went to market mg19 12 This little pig went to market mgo 5 This little pig went to market mg35 46 This little pig went to market mg8 87 This little pig went to market mg18 6 This little pig went to market mg41 14 This little pig went to market bk2 740 This little pig went to market mg37 80 This little pig went to market mg20 7 This Little Pig went to market mg36 18 This little pig went to market (phono) mg13 5 This little pig went to market (phono) mg6 This little pig went to market 115 mg39 12 This little pig went to market 12 this little piggy... mg31 120 This little pig went to market 120 this little piggy... mg5 This little pig went to market 16 mg32 17 This little pig went to market 17 this little piggy... mg25 181 This little pig went to market 181 this little piggy... mg9 This little pig went to market 19 mg7 This Little Pig Went to Market 237 mg1 This little pig went to market 35 mg4 41 This little pig went to market 41 this pig went... mg42 60 This little pig went to market 60 this little piggy... (phono) mg8 88 This old man he played one mg25 170 This old man he played one mg22 85 This old man he played one (music) mg42 31 This old man he played one (phono) mg6 This old man he played one 76 mgo 5 This pig went to the barn 5 this pig got in the barn mg7 This Pig Went to the Barn 87 mg7 151 Thomas a'tattamus took two t's mg2 Thomas a Tattamus took two T's 144 mg7 Thomas and Annis 162 mg37 29 Those dressed in blue mg31 316 Those dressed in blue mg41 80 Three blind mice mg31 45 Three blind mice mg3 55 Three blind mice mg35 60 Three blind mice mgo 63 Three blind mice mg5 141 Three blind mice mg25 152 Three blind mice mg11 29 Three Blind Mice mg28 29 Three blind mice mg37 65 Three blind mice mg29 48 Three blind mice (music) mg42 51 Three blind mice (phono) mg26 04 Three blind mice (phono) mg32 10 Three blind mice (phono) mg23 18 Three blind mice (phono) mg36 28 Three blind mice (phono) mg24 21 Three blind mice (phono) mg6 Three blind mice 108 mg7 Three Blind Mice 274 mg8 120 Three blind mice see how they run! mg18 5 Three blind mice! mg1 Three blind mice! See how they run! 35 mgo 206 Three Brethren From Spain mg7 Three Brethren From Spain 130 mg3 60 Three children sliding on the ice mgo 139 Three children sliding on the ice mg41 19 Three children sliding on the ice mg35 12 Three children sliding on the ice mg4 19 Three children sliding on the ice mg28 8 Three children sliding on the ice mg7 Three Children Sliding on the Ice 114 mg1 Three children sliding on the ice 13 mg2 Three Children sliding on the Ice 274 mgo 156 Three crooked cripples mgo 156 Three grey geese mg37 31 Three grey geese 31 gray mg31 313 Three grey geese 313 gray mgo 92 Three little ghostesses mg8 56 Three little ghostesses mg5 166 Three little ghostesses 166 Ten... bk19 6995 Three little girls were sitting on a rail kate greenaway mg37 164 Three little kittens mg41 117 Three little kittens mg35 16 Three little kittens mg8 110 Three little kittens mg32 6 Three little kittens mg11 4 Three little kittens mgo 65 Three little kittens mg31 244 Three little kittens mg20 151 Three little kittens mg25 85 Three little kittens mg27 96 Three little kittens mg29 14 Three little kittens (music) mg34 4 Three little kittens (phono) mg13 3 Three little kittens (phono) mg24 28 Three little kittens (phono) mg16 9 Three little kittens (phono) mg42 66 Three little kittens (phono) mg21 7 Three little kittens (phono) mg23 6 Three little kittens (phono) mg9 Three little kittens 31 mg7 Three little kittens 370 mg6 Three little kittens they washed their mittens 151 mg27 27 Three straws on a staff mg1 Three straws on a staff 122 mg2 Three Straws on a Staff 186 mg7 Three Straws on a Staff 287 bk19 6995 Three tabbies took out their cats to tea kate greenaway mg37 59 Three times round goes our gallant ship mg31 247 Three times round goes our gallant ship mg8 91 Three wise men of Gotham mg27 87 Three wise men of Gotham mg4 29 Three wise men of gotham bk16 5713 Three wise men of gotham mg28 12 Three wise men of Gotham mgo 82 Three wise men of Gotham mg37 38 Three wise men of Gotham mg41 16 Three wise men of Gotham mg20 157 Three Wise Men of Gotham mg35 44 Three wise men of Gotham mg5 133 Three wise men of Gotham mg11 21 Three Wise Men of Gotham mg31 94 Three wise men of Gotham mg2 Three Wise Men of Gotham 107 mg1 Three wise men of Gotham 25 mg7 Three Wise Men of gotham 26 mg31 243 Three young rats mg37 163 Three young rats mg11 12 Three Young Rats mgo 39 Three young rats mg16 22 Three Young Rats (phono) mg7 Three Young Rats 192 mg8 49 Three young rats with black felt hats mgo 118 Through storm and wind mgo 4 Thumb bold mg7 Thumb Bold 72 mgo 4 Thumb he ... jack-a-dandy mg7 Thumbikin Thumbikin 159 mgo 4 Thumbikin thumbikin broke the barn mg28 34 Thumbikin thumbikin broke the barn mg5 144 Tickley tickley mgo 7 Tickly tickly on your knee mgo 54 Tiddle liddle lightum pitch and tar mg5 Tiddley-winks the barber 178 mgo 158 Timothy titus took two ties mg5 76 Tinker tailor mgo 26 Tit tat toe mg28 41 Tit tat toe... eggs butter bread 41 tit-tat-toe mgo 77 Titty cum tawtay mg8 73 To make your candles last for aye mgo 116 To make your candles last for aye mg2 To make your Candles last for aye 116 mg1 To make your candles last for aye 85 mg7 To Make Your Candles Last for Aye 90 mg41 165 To Market Ride the Gentlemen mg7 To Market Ride the Gentlemen 42 mg28 25 To Market to Market a gallop a trot mg7 To Market To Market a Gallop a Trot 108 mg2 To Market to Market a gallop a trot 261 mgo 12 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg25 86 To market to market to buy a fat pig bk2 740 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg3 53 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg35 59 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg27 107 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg37 81 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg31 154 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg8 85 To market to market to buy a fat pig mg13 4 To market to market to buy a fat pig (phono) mg26 08 To market to market to buy a fat pig (phono) mg24 10 To market to market to buy a fat pig (phono) mg20 8 To market to market to buy a fat pig (verse 2 plum-bun) mg5 To market to market to buy a fat pig 18 mg1 To market to market to buy a fat pig 19 mg2 To Market to Market to buy a Fat Pig 24 mg9 To market to market to buy a fat pig 37 (verse 3 plum bun) mg28 65 To market to market to buy a fat pig 65 (plus plum bun, plum cake) mg28 16 To market to market to buy a penny bun mgo 12 To market to market to buy a plum bun mg7 To Market to market to buy a plum bun 201 mg41 205 To market to market to buy a plum bun 205 ...penny bun mgo 114 To sleep easy all night mgo 5 Toe tipe penny wipe mgo 3 Toe trip and go mgo 86 Tom Brown's two little indian boys mg7 Tom Brown's Two Little Indian Boys 111 mgo 4 Tom Thumbkin mg27 33 Tom Tom the piper's son mg40 29 Tom Tom the piper's son mg8 70 Tom Tom the piper's son mg31 78 Tom Tom the piper's son mg25 76 Tom Tom the piper's son mg37 150 Tom Tom the piper's son mg35 66 Tom Tom the piper's son mg20 14 Tom Tom the piper's son mg41 180 Tom Tom the piper's son mg28 66 Tom Tom the piper's son mgo 46 Tom Tom the piper's son (full pastry pig story) mg42 29 Tom Tom the piper's son (phono) mg24 20 Tom Tom the piper's son (phono) mg13 16 Tom Tom the piper's son (phono) mg26 17 Tom Tom the piper's son (phono) mg7 Tom Tom the Piper's Son 12 mg5 Tom Tom the piper's son 17 mg1 Tom Tom the piper's son 77 mg11 20 Tom Tom the Piper's Son... over the hills and far away mg20 14 Tom Tom the Piper's Son... over the hills and far away bk10 3645 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away mg2 Tom Tom the Piper's Son... over the hills and far away 102 (music) mg41 120 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away 120 jocky was a piper's son mgo 164 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away 17 tom he was a piper's son mg14 17 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away 17 tom he was a piper's son mg7 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the Hills and Far Away 223 mg28 30 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away 30 tom he was a piper's son mg9 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away 38 mg37 40 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away 40 tom he was a piper's son mg40 53 Tom Tom the piper's son... over the hills and far away 53 tom he was a piper's son mg8 57 Tommy's tears and Mary's fears mg28 62 Tommy's tears and Mary's fears mg37 35 Tommy's tears and Mary's fears mg7 Tommy's tears and Mary's fears 42 mg1 Tommy's tears and Mary's fears 87 mgo 38 Tommy kept a chandler's shop mg2 Tommy kept a Chandler's Shop 231 mgo 202 Tommy o'linn was a scotsman born mg7 Tommy Tansey 225 mgo 5 Tommy tibule harry wibule mg41 226 Tommy Trot a man of law mg35 49 Tommy Trot a man of law mg8 81 Tommy Trot a man of law mgo 98 Tommy Trot a man of law mg5 117 Tommy Trot a man of law mg28 72 Tommy Trot a man of law mg7 Tommy Trot a man of law 328 mg7 Tomorrow the Fox Will Come to Town 108 mg7 Tongue Twisters 326 327 mg37 28 Touch blue mg7 Trim Tram 189 mg41 215 Trip and go mg7 Trip and Go 240 mg7 Trip Trap Over the Grass 149 mgo 177 Trip upon trenchers mg1 Trip upon trenchers 16 bk3 849 Trip upon trendies mgo 13 Trit trot to market to buy a penny doll mg27 35 Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee mg31 101 Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee mg35 48 Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee mg41 9 Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee (and xxv) mg1 Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee 13 mg7 Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee 261 mg8 120 Tweedledum and Tweedledee mg37 100 Tweedledum and Tweedledee mgo 40 Tweedledum and Tweedledee mg13 26 Tweedledum and Tweedledee (phono) mg7 Twelve Huntsmen 328 mg8 93 Twelve pairs hanging high mg7 151 Twelve pairs hanging high mgo 155 Twelve pairs hanging high 155 twelve pears... left eleven[!] mg1 Twelve pairs hanging high 81 mg7 Twenty Foxes in a Den 188 mg27 41 Twinkle twinkle little star mg8 75 Twinkle twinkle little star mg35 12 Twinkle twinkle little star mg31 364 Twinkle twinkle little star mg41 110 Twinkle twinkle little star mg11 8 Twinkle Twinkle little star mg40 64 Twinkle twinkle little star mg25 193 Twinkle twinkle little star mg5 125 Twinkle twinkle little star mgo 36 Twinkle twinkle little star mg19 24 Twinkle twinkle little star mg20 2 Twinkle Twinkle Little Star ann and jane taylor mg28 35 Twinkle twinkle little star (5 verses) mg29 13 Twinkle twinkle little star (music) mg22 84 Twinkle twinkle little star (music) mg16 7 Twinkle twinkle little star (phono) mg23 24 Twinkle twinkle little star (phono) mg33 3/10 Twinkle twinkle little star (phono) mg32 19 Twinkle twinkle little star (phono) mg42 30 Twinkle twinkle little star (phono) mg21 20 Twinkle twinkle little star (phono) mg2 Twinkle twinkle little Star 239 (5 verses) mg7 Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 351 mg6 Twinkle twinkle little star 44 mgo 63 Twist about turn about jump jim crow mgo 148 Two bodies have I (riddle) mg7 150 Two brothers we are mgo 149 Two brothers we are (riddle) mg7 Two Deaf Men 300 mg5 110 Two four six eight (cf one two three four) bk8 2907 Two frogs fell into a milk-pail deep mg7 Two Gray Kits 21 mg41 18 Two legs sat on three legs mg5 92 Two legs sat on three legs mg7 39 Two legs sat upon three legs mg20 160 Two legs sat upon three legs mgo 151 Two legs sat upon three legs (riddle) mg2 Two Legs sat upon Three Legs 183 mg28 35 Two little beavers (cf two little dickey birds; dam sue sam) mg32 15 Two little dickey birds 15 two little blackbirds... wall peter paul mg40 46 Two little dickey birds 46 two little blackbirds... hill jack jill mg34 10 Two little dickey birds 10 ...dickie birds... wall peter paul (phono) mg6 Two little dickey birds 136 ...dicky birds... wall peter paul mg4 14 Two little dickey birds 14 ...two black birds... hill jack gill mg5 159 Two little dickey birds 159 ...dicky-birds... wall peter paul mg25 168 Two little dickey birds 168 two blackbirds... hill jack jill mg41 18 Two little dickey birds 18 ...two blackbirds... hill jack jill bk5 1890 Two little dickey birds 1890 ...blackbirds... limb jack jim mg8 24 Two little dickey birds 24 ...dicky birds... wall peter paul mg7 Two little dickey birds 361 ...hill jack jill mg35 53 Two little dickey birds 44 ...two black birds... hill jack jill mg28 44 Two little dickey birds 44 ...two blackbirds... hill jack jill mg9 Two little dickey birds 51 ...two blackbirds... hill jack jill bk2 740 Two little dickey birds 740 ...two blackbirds... hill jack jill mgo 9 Two little dickey birds 9 ...dickie birds... wall peter paul mg7 Two Little Dogs 294 mg28 16 Two little dogs sat by the fire mgo 34 Two little dogs sat by the fire mg31 297 Two little dogs sat by the fire bk7 2639 Two little dogs sat by the fire mg8 72 Two little dogs sat by the fire mg41 99 Two little dogs sat by the fire mg31 333 Two little kittens mg5 Two little kittens 32 mg7 Two Little Kittens 53 bk13 4746 Two little kittens one stormy night mg41 93 Two little kittens one stormy night mg31 257 Two make it mg37 33 Two make it mg7 Two Monkeys 255 mg28 64 Two Robin Redbreasts built their nest mg2 Two Robin Redbreasts built their nests 110 mg7 Two Robin Redbreasts built their nests 274 mg37 156 Ugly babies make pretty ladies (the end) mg7 Under the Furze 18 bk19 6994 Under the window is my garden kate greenaway mg8 Up and down the City Road 121 pop goes the weasel mgo 71 Up and down the City Road 121 pop goes the weasel mg5 69 Up and down the city road 69 pop goes the weasel mg5 167 Up at Piccadilly oh! mgo 59 Up at Piccadilly oh! mg1 Up at Piccadilly oh! 116 mg7 Up at piccadilly oh! 73 The Coachman mg7 Up by the Chimney 57 bk3 1143 Up hill and down dale mgo 83 Up hill and down dale mg2 Up Hill and down Dale 260 mg7 Up Hill Spare Me 153 mg2 Up Hill spare me 278 mg28 57 Up in the green orchard mg37 170 Up in the green orchard mg31 254 Up in the green orchard mg9 Up in the green orchard 35 mg40 52 Up in the green orchard 52 (no the) mg7 Up Stairs Down Stairs 258 mg28 22 Up street and down street mgo 122 Up street and down street mg7 Up Street and Down Street 187 mg28 35 Up the ladder and down the wall (cf girls and boys come out to play) mgo 17 Up the wooden hill mgo 12 Upon a cock-horse to market i'll trot mgo 137 Upon Paul's steeple mg5 130 Upon Paul's steeple mg7 Upon Paul's Steeple 197 upon st paul's steeple bk6 2247 Upon yon nearest rock-top bk5 1890 Valentine oh valentine 1890 good-morrow to you valentine mg2 Valentine oh Valentine 282 mg7 Very high in the pine tree 22 The Turtle Dove mgo 16 Wag a leg wag a leg mgo 53 Warm hands warm mg20 7 Warm Hands warm mg7 Warm Hands Warm 237 mg7 Was Ever Such Noise! 141 bk3 1143 Wash me and comb me mg7 Wash Me and Comb Me 165 mgo 54 Wash the dishes mg7 Wash the Dishes 118 mg8 101 Wash the dishes wipe the dishes mg28 22 Wasn't it funny? mg7 Wasn't It Funny? 86 bk13 4747 Wassail wassail all over the town mg17 29 Way down south (phono) mg2 We'll go a-shooting 281 mgo 195 We're all dry with drinking on't mg7 We're All Jolly Boys 191 mgo 143 We are all in the dumps bk17 6384 We are all in the dumps mg7 We are all in the dumps 104 we're all mg2 We are all in the dumps 111 mg35 45 We are all in the dumps 45 we're all mgo 135 Wee tammy tyrie he jumped in the firie mg3 55 Wee Willie Winkie mg28 57 Wee Willie Winkie mgo 36 Wee Willie Winkie mg31 366 Wee Willie Winkie mg35 54 Wee Willie Winkie mg18 24 Wee Willie Winkie mg37 56 Wee Willie Winkie mg40 23 Wee Willie Winkie mg27 64 Wee Willie Winkie mg20 3 Wee Willie Winkie mg41 138 Wee Willie Winkie (and xxiii) little willie... mg33 3/12 Wee Willie Winkie (phono) mg13 25 Wee willie winkie (phono) mg7 Wee Willie Winkie 216 mg9 Wee Willie Winkie 32 mg6 Wee willie winkie 33 mg5 Wee Willie Winkie 37 mg25 82 Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town bk17 6384 Wee willie winkie runs through the town mg8 106 Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town mg1 Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town 33 mgo 141 What's in the cupboard? mg8 24 What's in there? Gold and money mgo 137 What's in there? Gold and money mgo 139 What's the news of the day mg8 28 What's the news of the day mg37 94 What's the news of the day mg6 What's the news of the day 107 what is... mg1 What's the news of the day 121 what is... mg27 14 What's the news of the day 14 what is... mg2 What's the News of the Day 196 mg7 What's the News of the day 359 mg9 What's the news of the day 41 bk17 6384 What's the news of the day 6384 what is... mg35 64 What's the news of the day 64 what is... mg41 95 What's the news of the day 94 what is... mg27 94 What are little boys made of made of? mg25 86 What are little boys made of made of? mg28 56 What are little boys made of made of? mg31 292 What are little boys made of made of? mg8 37 What are little boys made of made of? mg32 11 What are little boys made of made of? mgo 69 What are little boys made of made of? (4 verses) mg16 18 What are little boys made of made of? (phono) mg1 What are little boys made of made of? 108 mg20 12 What are little boys made of made of? 12 Little Boys Little Girls mg7 What are little boys made of made Of? 74 mg11 7 What Are Little Boys Made Of? mg5 139 What are little boys made of? mg35 42 What are little boys made of? mg41 39 What are little boys made of? bk16 5713 What are little boys made of? bk6 2248 What are little boys made of? (music) mg6 What are little boys made of? 60 mg6 What are you able to build with your blocks 116 (r l stevenson) mgo 170 What are you doing my lady my lady 170 Mouse and Mouser mgo 138 What Care I How Black I Be? mg7 What Care I How Black I Be? 43 mg37 120 What comes out of a chimney? mg7 What have you got for dinner Mrs Bond 127 mg5 160 What have you got for dinner Mrs Bond? mgo 171 What have you got for dinner Mrs Bond? Oh... 171 Dilly Dilly mg6 What is all this washing about 27 John drinkwater bk17 6110 What is the rhyme for porringer? mg8 29 What is the rhyme for porringer? mgo 126 What is the rhyme for porringer? mg7 What Is the Rhyme for Porringer? 63 mg1 What is the rhyme for porringer? 76 mg7 What Shall You Buy? 286 mgo 157 When A Twister A-Twisting mg7 When A Twister A-Twisting 326 mg41 32 When a Twister a twisting mg31 222 When cats run home Alfred Lord Tennyson mgo 117 When clouds appear like rocks and towers mg37 10 When clouds appear like rocks and towers mg5 61 When Good King Arthur mg27 108 When good King Arthur mg41 131 When good King Arthur mgo 200 When good King Arthur mg35 45 When good King Arthur mg2 When good King Arthur 23 mg7 When good King Arthur 271 mg9 When good King Arthur ruled 60 bk8 2771 When good King Arthur ruled this land bk14 5326 When i'm grown up mg41 120 When I was a bachelor bk5 1889 When I was a bachelor mg27 57 When I was a bachelor mg35 32 When I was a bachelor mg37 112 When I was a bachelor 112 when I was a little boy mg1 When I was a bachelor 118 mgo 90 When I was a bachelor 15 when I was a little boy mg4 15 When I was a bachelor 15 when I was a little boy mg2 When I was a bachelor 159 mg5 When I was a bachelor 164 There once was a bachelor mg7 When I Was a Bachelor 193 mg8 44 When I was a bachelor 44 When I was a little boy bk16 6025 When I was a farmer a farmer's boy 6025 The Farmer's Boy mgo 135 When I was a lad and so was my dad mgo 82 When I was a little boy I had but little wit mg28 32 When I was a little boy I had but little wit mgo 142 When I was a little boy I washed my mammy's dishes mg28 74 When I was a little boy I washed my mammy's dishes 74 ...girl... mg7 When I Was a Little Boy I washed my mother's floor 68 mgo 123 When I was a little boy my mammy kept me in mg27 12 When I was a little girl about seven years old mgo 100 When I was a little girl about seven years old mg41 129 When I was a little girl about seven years old mg1 When I was a little girl about seven years old 109 mg7 When I Was a Little Girl about seven years old 21 mg7 232 When I was taken from the fair body mg7 When I Work in the House 357 mg8 61 When Jacky's a good boy mgo 114 When Jacky's a good boy mg37 170 When Jacky's a good boy 262 when jack's a very good boy mg31 262 When Jacky's a good boy 262 when jack's a very good boy mg28 50 When Jacky's a good boy 50 ...a very good boy mgo 116 When land is gone and money spent bk7 2530 When little fred was called to bed mg41 43 When little Fred was called to bed mg7 When little Fred Was Called to Bed 133 mg28 61 When little Fred went to bed mg31 133 When little Fred went to bed mg2 When Little Fred went to Bed 279 mg1 When little Fred went to bed 58 bk2 741 When little sammy soapsuds mg6 When little sammy soapsuds 119 bk14 5236 When mummy's away mgo 194 When shall we be married billy my own sweet lad? mgo 117 When the clouds are upon the hills mgo 117 When the dew is on the grass mg37 11 When the peacock loudly calls mg7 When the Sand Doth Feed the Clay 60 mgo 118 When the wind blows mg37 50 When the wind blows mgo 117 When the wind is in the east mg35 57 When the wind is in the east mg41 9 When the wind is in the east mg2 When the Wind is in the East 191 mg7 When the Wind Is in the East 61 mg31 211 When up aloft Thomas Hardy mg7 89 When V and I together meet mg41 78 When V and I together meet mg28 48 Where's Susan and Kitty and Jane? mg41 221 Where are you going my pretty maid? mg8 86 Where are you going my pretty maid? mg27 66 Where are you going my pretty maid? mg35 17 Where are you going my pretty maid? mg20 149 Where are You Going My Pretty Maid? mg1 Where are you going my pretty maid? 112 mg7 Where Are You Going My Pretty Maid? 92 mgo 175 Where are you going to my pretty maid? mg5 136 Where are you going to my pretty maid? bk2 741 Where are you going to my pretty maid? (music) mg2 Where are you going to my pretty Maid? 54 mg20 161 Where can a man buy a cap for his knee? mg6 Where do all the snowmen go? 91 mgo 203 Where hae ye been a' the day (cf lord rendall) bk18 6801 Where have you been my boy tammie? (cf billy boy) mg7 Where Have You Been Today Billy? 59 (cf lord rendal) mg41 52 Where should a baby rest? mg7 Where Should a Baby Rest? 242 mg7 Where was a jewel and pretty 235 Here We Go mg7 263 Which is the bow that has no arrow mg37 168 Whistle daughter whistle and you shall have a sheep mgo 201 Whistle daughter whistle and you shall have a sheep mg8 45 Whistle daughter whistle and you shall have a sheep mg1 Whistle daughter whistle whistle daughter dear 113 mg7 Whistle daughter whistle whistle daughter dear 12 mgo 153 White bird featherless (riddle) mg9 White sheep white sheep on a blue hill 122 clouds mgo 35 Who's that ringing at my door bell? mg28 17 Who's that ringing at my door bell? 17 ...at our front door bell mg37 157 Who are you? A dirty old man mgo 94 Who comes here? a grenadier mg4 33 Who comes here? a grenadier mg7 Who Comes Here? a grenadier 231 bk2 739 Who comes here? a grenadier 739 who goes there? mg37 138 Who killed Cock Robin? bk10 3742 Who killed cock robin? mg27 84 Who killed Cock Robin? mg41 68 Who killed cock robin? mg22 74 Who killed Cock Robin? (music) mg1 Who killed Cock Robin? 124 mgo 166 Who killed cock robin? 165 Death and Burial of Cock Robin mg5 Who killed Cock Robin? 40 mg7 Who Killed Cock Robin? 47 mg2 Who killed cock robin? 69 Death and Burial of poor Cock Robin mg7 Who Killed the Rat? 18 mg7 Who liveth so merry in all this land 56 Who? mg20 119 Who Stole the Bird's Nest? lydia maria child mg2 Who Stole the Bird's Nest? 25 mg7 Whoop! Little Jerry Tigg 313 mgo 67 Whose little pigs are these these these? mg41 225 Why is pussy in bed pray! mg7 Why Is Pussy in Bed pray! 111 mgo 115 Wilful waste brings woeful want mg28 63 Will you walk into my parlor? mg8 112 Will you walk into my parlor? mg41 143 Will you walk into my parlor? 143 The Spider and the Fly Mary Howitt mg7 Will you walk into my parlor? 354 The Spider and the Fly Mary Howitt mgo 95 William and Mary george and anne mgo 97 William mctrimbletoe he's a good fisherman mgo 113 William the Conqueror ten sixty-six mgo 66 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? mg31 153 Willy boy willy boy where are you going? bk13 4745 Willy boy willy boy where are you going? mg35 29 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? mg27 71 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? mg8 19 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? mg41 161 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? mg3 58 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? mg1 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? 124 mg9 Willy boy Willy boy where are you going? 44 willie boy mg2 Willy Boy Willy Boy where are you going? 90 mg27 103 Willy Willy Wilkin mgo 125 Willy Willy Wilkin mg1 Willy Willy Wilkin 97 mg8 64 Wine and cakes for gentlemen mgo 127 Wine and cakes for gentlemen mg37 92 Winter's thunder mg28 40 Winter sun shine out today mg7 With a tingle tangle titmouse 124 Come Hither and Learn Your ABC mg40 43 Wouldn't it be funny? mg7 Wouldn't It Be Funny? 359 mgo 112 X shall stand for playmates ten mg8 94 Yankee Doodle came to town mgo 58 Yankee Doodle came to town mg35 25 Yankee Doodle came to town mg42 1 Yankee Doodle came to town (phono) mg41 139 Yankee Doodle came to town 139 ...went to town mg25 146 Yankee Doodle came to town 146 ...went to town mg6 Yankee doodle came to town 21 mg40 26 Yankee Doodle came to town 26 ...went to town mg37 53 Yankee Doodle came to town 53 ...went to town mg29 58 Yankee Doodle came to town 58 ...went to town (music) mg7 Yet Didn't You See? 306 bk16 5868 You are going out to tea today mg28 70 You ride behind and I'll ride before (to baltimore) mg7 You ride behind and I'll ride before 180 bk14 4957 You see merry phillis that dear little maid (kate greenaway) bk7 2530 You shall have an apple mg28 26 You shall have an apple mg2 You shall have an Apple 267 mg7 You Shall Have an Apple 346 mg1 You shall have an apple 84 mg5 97 Young lambs to sell bk2 739 Young lambs to sell mg41 86 Young lambs to sell mg7 Young Lambs to Sell 20 mg31 46 Young lambs to sell 46 If I'd as much money as I could tell mg1 Young lambs to sell 65 If I'd as much money as I could tell mgo 72 Young lambs to sell 72 get ready your money and come to me mg2 Young Lambs to sell young lambs to sell 114 mg7 Young Roger Came Tapping 93 mgo 174 Young Roger came tapping at Dolly's window mg1 Young Roger came tapping at Dolly's window 114 mgo 105 Z y x and w v