  | | A | | PAGES | | A cat came fiddling out of a barn, | 34, 35 | | A frog he would a-wooing ride, | 29, 31 | | A new dyall (Christmas carol), | 149 | | A was an apple pie, | 14 | | A was an archer who shot at a frog, | 37 | | A whistling woman and a crowing hen (Proverb rhyme), | 73 n. | | Ann or Nan, | 97, 217 | | As high as a castle, | 108 | | As round as an apple, | 107 | | Ass, chants on the, | 193 ff. | | | B | | Babbity Bowster (a game), | 60 | | Babyland, | 79 ff., 100, 217 | | Balalin, balalan (French knell), | 212 | | Balanli, balanlau (French knell), | 213 | | Ballads and rhymes, | 44 ff, | | Bells, | 54, 56, 212, 213 | | Bird sacrifice, | 185 ff. | | Bishop, bishop, barnabee, | 94 | | Blackbird, sacrificed and eaten, | 189 | | Bless you, bless you, bonnie bee, | 95 | | Boule, boule (French riddle), | 107 | | Bryan o'Lin had no watch to put on, | 53 | | Bufe (name of a dog), | 88 | | Burdens and their origin, | 29 [Pg 224] | | Burnie bee, burnie bee, | 94 | | Buy this of me (a game), | 139 | | | C | | Can, caer, KillorÉ (Breton chant), | 152 | | Can you make me a cambrick shirt?, | 49 | | Chants of Numbers, | 134 ff. | | Chants of the Creed, | 142 ff. | | Chi È morto? (Italian knell), | 213 | | Club Fist (a game), | 127 | | Collections of English Nursery Rhymes, | 11 | | Collections of foreign rhymes, | 221 | | Come, and I will sing you (a chant), | 159 | | Come, dance a jig, | 33 | | Cotillon (a dance), | 58, 216 | | Country dances, | 57 ff. |
f="@public@vhost@g@html@files@40457@40457-h@40457-h-2.htm.html#Page_64" class="pginternal">64 | Little Miss Muffet, | 64, 90 | | Little Nancy Etticoat, | 113 | | Little Polly Flinders, | 64 | | Little Robin Redbreast sitting on a pole, | 210 | | Little Tom Tacket, | 64 | | Little Tom Tucker, | 65 | | Lou pinson et l'alouseta (French chant), | 206 | | Lucy Locket lost her pocket, | 15 | | L'y a un loup (French chant), | 131 | | [Pg 228] | | M | | Malisons, malisons, mair than tens, | 204 | | Malt or millet, | 131 | | MÄten ist ein Esel (German rhyme), | 198 | | Martin (bird or ass), | 198 | | Mister Chinnery then, | 32 | | Mister Moffit is a very good man, | 172 n. | | MjÖlnir or miller, | 99 | | Mohammedan dialogue story, | 165 | | Mother Bunch (a traditional name), | 27, 56 | | Mother Goose (a traditional name), | 3 | | Mother Hubbard, | 38, 215 | | Mother Ross, | 82 | | My father left me three acres of land, | 49 | | My plaid awa' (a ballad), | 46 | | | N | | Nan or Ann, | 97, 217 | | Nin ziblus bec (Breton chant), | 186 | | Nines, punishment by, | 128 | | Nous la plumerons l'alouette (French chant), | 188 | | | O | | O, where are you going, says Milder to Malder, | 176 | | Old King Cole was a merry old soul, | 18, 215 | | Old Mother Hubbard she went to the cupboard, | 38, 42 | | One God, one baptism, and one faith (a poem), | 149 | | One old Oxford oyster, | 141 | | One, two, buckle my shoe, | 162 | | One, two, three, four, five, | 161 | | Our good Quane Bess, | 17 | | | P | | Peter and Paul sat on the wall, | 22 | | Peter Piper picked a peck, | 141 | | Pinson et Cendrouille (French chant), | 207 | | Plenty of ale to-night, my boys (a song), | 160< PLYMOUTH
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