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The real Mother Goose.
A collection of illustrated Mother Goose rhymes such as Old Mother Hubbard and Goosey, goosey, gander.
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| Language: | English |
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Chicago :
Rand, McNally & Co.,
[©1916]
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| Series: | Goosey goosey gander series.
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| Online Access: | Internet Archive, UNC Chapel Hill copy |
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Table of Contents:
- Little Bo-Beep
- Little Boy Blue
- Rain
- Clock
- Winter
- Fingers and toes
- Seasonable song
- Dame trot and her cat
- Three children on the ice
- Cross patch
- Old woman under a hill
- Tweedle-dum and tweedle-dee
- Oh dear!
- Old Mother Goose
- Little Jumping Joan
- Pat-a-cake
- Money and the mare
- Robin Redbreast
- Melancholy song
- Jack
- Going to St. Ives
- Thirty days hath September
- Baby Dolly
- Bees
- Come out to play
- If wishes were horses
- To market
- Old chairs to mend
- Robin and Richard
- Man and a maid
- Here goes my lord
- Clever hen
- Two birds
- Leg over leg
- Lucy Locket
- When Jenny Wren was young
- Barber
- Flying pig
- Solomon Grundy
- Hush-a-bye
- Burnie Bee
- Three wise men of Gotham
- Hunter of Reigate
- Little Polly Flinders
- Ride away, ride away
- Pippen Hill
- Pussy-cat and queen
- Winds
- Clap handies
- Christmas
- Elizabeth
- Just like me
- Play days
- Heigh-ho, the carrion crow
- ABC
- Needle and thread
- Banbury Cross
- Man in our town
- Georgy Porgy
- For every evil
- Cushy cow
- Wee Willie Winkie
- About the bush
- See-saw
- Robin-a-bobbin
- John Smith
- Simple Simon
- Three blind mice
- Five toes
- Little man
- Doctor Foster
- Diddle diddle dumpling
- Jerry Hall
- Lengthing days
- Black hen
- Mist
- Candle
- Miss Muffet
- Curly-locks
- Humpty Dumpty
- One, two, three
- Dove and the wren
- Master I have
- Pins
- Shall we go a-shearing?
- Goosey, goosey, gander
- Old Mother Hubbard
- Cock and the hen
- Blue bell boy
- Why may not I love Johnny?
- Jack Jelf
- Jack Sprat
- Hush-a-bye
- Daffodils
- Girl in the lane
- Nancy Dawson
- Handy Pandy
- Jack and Jill
- Alphabet
- Dance to your daddie
- One misty moisty morning
- Robin Hood and Little John
- Rain
- Old woman from France
- Teeth and gums
- Robins
- Old man
- T'other little tune
- My kitten
- If all the seas were one sea
- Pancake day
- Plum pudding
- Forehead, eyes, cheeks, nose,etc.
- Two pigeons
- Sure test
- Lock and key
- Lion and the unicorn
- Merchants of London
- I had a little husband
- To Babylon
- I'll tell you a story
- Strange old woman
- Sleep, baby, sleep
- Cry, baby
- Baa, baa, black sheep
- Little Fred
- Cat and the fiddle
- Doctor Fell
- Counting-out rhyme
- Jack and his fiddle
- Buttons
- Hot boiled beans
- Little Pussy
- Sing a song of sixpence
- Tommy Tittlemouse
- Derby ram
- Hobby-horse
- Mulberry bush
- Young lambs to sell
- Boy and the sparrow
- Old woman, old woman
- First of May
- Sulky Sue
- House that Jack built
- Saturday, Sunday
- Little Jenny Wren
- Old woman and the pedlar
- Bobby Snooks
- Little Moppet
- I saw a ship a-sailing
- Walnut
- Man in the moon
- One, he loves
- Bat, bat
- Hark! Hark!
- Hart
- My love
- Man of Bombay
- Poor old Robinson Crusoe!
- Sieve
- My maid Mary
- Difficult rhyme
- Pretty John Watts
- Good advice
- I love sixpence
- Bye, baby bunting
- Tom, Tom, the piper's son
- Comical folk
- Cock-crow
- Tommy Snooks
- Three sons
- Blacksmith
- Two gray kits
- One, two, buckle my shoe
- Cock-a-doodle-do!
- Pairs or pears
- Belleisle
- Old King Cole
- See, see
- Dapple-gray
- Well
- Coffee and tea
- Pussy-cat mew
- Little girl with a curl
- Dreams
- Cock and bull story
- For baby
- Myself
- Over the water
- Candle-saving
- Fears and tears
- Kilkenny cats
- Old Grimes
- Week of birthdays
- Chimmey
- Ladybird
- Man who had naught
- Tailors and the snail
- Around the green gravel
- Intery, mintery
- Ceasar's song
- As I was going along
- Hector Protector
- Billy, Billy
- Rock-a-bye, baby
- Man in the wilderness
- Little Jack Horner
- Bird Scarer
- Mary, Mary, quite contrary
- Bessy Bell and Mary Gray
- Needles and pins
- Pussy-cat and the dumplings
- Dance, Thumbkin, dance
- Mary's canary
- Little bird
- Birds of a feather
- Dusty miller
- Star
- Greedy man
- Ten o'clock scholar
- Cock-a-doodle-do
- Icicle
- Ship's nail
- Old woman of Leeds
- Boy in the barn
- Sunshine
- Willy, Willy
- Tongs
- Jack Jingle
- Quarrel
- Pumpkin-eater
- Shoeing
- Betty Blue
- That's all
- Bedtime
- Dance, little baby
- My little maid
- For want of a nail
- Pease porridge
- Ring a ring o' roses
- Crooked sixpence
- This is the way
- Ducks and drakes
- Donkey
- If
- Bells
- Little girl and queen
- King of France
- Peter Piper
- One to ten
- Equal
- Tarts
- Come, let's to bed
- Little maid
- What are little boys made of?
- Bandy legs
- Girls and the birds
- Pig
- Jenny Wren
- Little Tom Tucker
- Where are you going, my pretty maid?
- Old woman of Gloucester
- Multiplication is vexation
- Little King Boggen
- Whistle
- Bell horses
- Taffy
- Robin
- Old woman of Harrow
- Young Roger and Dolly
- Piper and his cow
- Man of Derby
- Coachman
- There was an old woman
- Thorn
- Old woman of Surrey
- Little mouse
- Boy and girl
- When
- Sing, sing
- London Bridge
- March winds
- Balloon
- Cherry
- Lost shoe
- Hot codlins
- Swan
- Three straws
- Man of Tobago
- Ding, dong, bell
- Sunshiny shower
- Farmer and the raven
- Christmas
- Willy boy
- Polly and Sukey
- Death and burial of poor Cock Robin
- Mouse and the clock
- Hot-cross buns
- Bobby Shaftoe
- Bunch of blue ribbons
- Woman of Exeter
- Sneezing
- Pussy-cat by the fire
- When the snow is on the ground.