In the present edition of the "Nursery Songs," which has been carefully revised, the original name given by its parent and best friends is restored.

Two captivating little songs, by some unknown hand, appended to the
English edition, are retained; and two or three from the first
American edition, omitted in the English, are restored.

I will hope that the little folks will welcome the little book in its new dress, and make much of it; for it was at first made, and is now adorned with pictures, on purpose to please them.

ELIZA LEE FOLLEN.

BROOKLINE, MARCH 22, 1856.

CONTENTS.

TITLE. TUNE.

ANNIE'S GARDEN, . . . . . . . . . . Malbrooke,
THE NEW MOON,
LULLABY, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vesper Hymn,
STOP! STOP! PRETTY WATER, . . . . . Buy a Broom,
MY LITTLE DOLL ROSE,
BUTTERFLIES ARE PRETTY, . . . . . . The White Cockade,
OLD NURSEY, . . . . . . . . . . . . Kitty Clover,
THE SUN IS UP, . . . . . . . . . . Bonny Boat,
WALTER AND HIS DOG,
IT IS A PLEASANT DAY, . . . . . . . The Schoolmaster,
THE GOOD MOOLLY COW,
NOTHING BUT BA-A,
JAMES AND HIS MOTHER,
MASTER JOHNNY RIDING,
O, LOOK AT THE MOON, . . . . . . . Buy a Broom,
SONG FOR A COMPANY OF CHILDREN,
THE DOG AND CAT, THE DUCK AND RAT,
TRUSTY LEARNING ABC,
DO YOU GUESS IT IS I?
FIDDLEDEDEE,
THE STARS AND THE BABIES,
KITTY IN THE BASKET,
THE FARM YARD,
FROLIC IN THE SNOW,
SWING SWONG,
WORK AND PLAY,
LITTLE MARY,
IT CAN'T BE SO,
WHEN EVENING IS COME,
RINGELY RINGELY,
CHARLIE BOY,
THE BABY'S BIRTHDAY,
THE POOR MAN,
DING DONG! DING DONG!
THE LITTLE BOY'S MAY DAY SONG,
THE LITTLE BOY'S GOOD NIGHT,
THE THREE LITTLE KITTENS. (A Cat's Tale.)
COCKS AND HENS,

LITTLE SONGS