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quadgram	frequency
there was an old	53
she went to the	39
when she came back	39
was an old woman	37
illustration illustration illustration illustration	32
i had a little	28
there was a little	26
came back he was	23
she came back he	23
when i was a	23
as i was going	21
there was a man	18
the house that jack	17
house that jack built	17
i used to keep	16
and when she came	16
of the aire oh	16
you come to the	16
banks of the aire	16
the banks of the	16
to the banks of	16
illustration when i was	16
come to the banks	16
i was a farmer	16
used to keep my	16
will you come to	16
illustration illustration when i	15
she came back the	15
to buy him some	15
said it was a	14
where have you been	14
illustration illustration illustration when	14
but when she came	14
true love sent to	12
to buy him a	12
say the bells of	12
a partridge in a	12
they did find was	12
in a pear tree	12
partridge in a pear	12
another he said nay	12
thing they did find	12
the queen of hearts	12
love sent to me	12
my true love sent	12
illustration illustration they hunted	12
illustration illustration illustration they	12
illustration she went to	12
how do you do	12
came back the dog	11
one said it was	11
two pieces of money	11
i will give you	11
and numerous outline sketches	11
the king of france	11
and a partridge in	11
lay in the house	10
malt that lay in	10
for two pieces of	10
did find was a	10
the malt that lay	10
pictures and songs no	10
the next thing they	10
that lay in the	10
next thing they did	10
of pictures and songs	10
and his name was	10
in the house that	10
was an old man	10
collection of pictures and	10
was a little man	10
little boys made of	9
that ate the malt	9
put the kettle on	9
ball shot them all	9
horse to banbury cross	9
my father bought for	9
that my father bought	9
pictures and numerous outline	9
are little boys made	9
john ball shot them	9
ate the malt that	9
bought for two pieces	9
father bought for two	9
she went a little	9
went a little further	9
this is the way	9
babes in the wood	9
you shall have a	9
that bit the cat	8
went up the hill	8
the bells of st	8
with a gay lady	8
a song for sixpence	8
that ate the kid	8
where are you going	8
polly put the kettle	8
the man in the	8
frog he would a	8
sing a song for	8
an old woman had	7
shall have a new	7
played upon an old	7
and he played upon	7
he played upon an	7
they that wash on	7
that worried the cat	7
is the way the	7
six geese a laying	7
there came a little	7
had a little cow	7
and she met a	7
was a little boy	7
what are little boys	7
that they left behind	7
john scott made the	7
if you will but	7
take it off again	7
the babes in the	7
scott made the shot	7
but john ball shot	7
with their coloured pictures	7
their coloured pictures and	7
come out to play	7
with the crumpled horn	6
but another he said	6
are little girls made	6
listed above with their	6
this pig went to	6
and here we go	6
cow with the crumpled	6
three jovial huntsmen sing	6
the good fat tripe	6
wyming made the priming	6
cock a doodle doo	6
song for sixpence the	6
your ducks to die	6
say the bells at	6
diddle and baby bunting	6
to buy a plum	6
and he had a	6
little girls made of	6
brammer made the rammer	6
the lion and the	6
books listed above with	6
seven swans a swimming	6
a song of sixpence	6
lion and the unicorn	6
sukey take it off	6
john wyming made the	6
and the besom sweeps	6
sixpence the queen of	6
i went to the	6
sing a song of	6
the good roast beef	6
and why may not	6
i sell you the	6
the cow with the	6
jovial huntsmen sing a	6
for sixpence the queen	6
ride a cock horse	6
to get him some	6
john brammer made the	6
you will but walk	6
as i went over	6
now we dance looby	6
queen of hearts the	6
huntsmen sing a song	6
that beat the dog	6
frederick warne and co	5
wind is in the	5
what shall i sing	5
boy the milkmaid hey	5
published prices of the	5
the walrus and the	5
in the wood the	5
each containing four different	5
bunting a frog he	5
issued in four volumes	5
booksellers or from the	5
child could look at	5
gate come lasses and	5
catalogue of the publishers	5
of the above picture	5
above selections are also	5
containing four different books	5
walrus and the carpenter	5
i can weave diaper	5
let down thy milk	5
came to my house	5
panjandrum himself the above	5
the published prices of	5
obtained of all booksellers	5
mad dog three jovial	5
fox jumps over the	5
books the humour of	5
the three jovial huntsmen	5
when he came to	5
taffy came to my	5
know what to do	5
back the dog was	5
with pictures by eminent	5
sate on a pear	5
gilpin the house that	5
the humour of randolph	5
baby bunting a frog	5
a frog he would	5
or from the illustrated	5
pig went to market	5
dog three jovial huntsmen	5
peck of pickled pepper	5
for baby and me	5
counting out his money	5
met a man with	5
wooing go the fox	5
i never would cry	5
who lived in a	5
makes your ducks to	5
the wood the mad	5
was a man in	5
i do not know	5
your right hand a	5
wood the mad dog	5
turn you round about	5
the panjandrum picture book	5
jack built the babes	5
himself the above selections	5
give me thy fiddle	5
picture books can be	5
a swarm of bees	5
mary blaize the great	5
man in the moon	5
and john scott made	5
a pie sate on	5
pie sate on a	5
be obtained of all	5
came a little blackbird	5
a pail of water	5
that tossed the dog	5
could look at them	5
right hand a little	5
the wind is in	5
are also issued in	5
that burned the staff	5
at them without laughing	5
above picture books can	5
the mad dog three	5
old woman had three	5
my pretty maiden fair	5
also issued in four	5
built the babes in	5
could they find but	5
and baby bunting a	5
book the panjandrum picture	5
illustrated catalogue of the	5
john block made the	5
all booksellers or from	5
picture book the panjandrum	5
lads ride a cock	5
great panjandrum himself the	5
may be seen in	5
the maid was in	5
the king was in	5
come lasses and lads	5
john gilpin the house	5
look at them without	5
sat by the fire	5
the above selections are	5
with numerous coloured plates	5
books can be obtained	5
picture books the humour	5
i was going up	5
block made the stock	5
the above picture books	5
nothing could they find	5
upon an old razor	5
blaize the great panjandrum	5
the illustrated catalogue of	5
here we go round	5
and turn you round	5
the cat and the	5
the maiden all forlorn	5
or child could look	5
selections are also issued	5
cock horse to banbury	5
can be obtained of	5
in square crown to	5
the great panjandrum himself	5
shake your right hand	5
lasses and lads ride	5
a cock horse to	5
drawings is simply irresistible	5
and nothing could they	5
the queen was in	5
prices of the above	5
of all booksellers or	5
from the illustrated catalogue	5
the fox jumps over	5
when the wind is	5
that jack built the	5
come give me thy	5
and john brammer made	5
and lads ride a	5
hanging out the clothes	5
go the fox jumps	5
eight maids a milking	5
what makes your ducks	5
cat sat asleep by	4
i was going to	4
and everywhere a chuck	4
old chairs to mend	4
that quenched the fire	4
a peck of pickled	4
the hair of my	4
are young women made	4
and i fell out	4
to the wood and	4
john crowder made the	4
the north wind doth	4
set before the king	4
i went over the	4
jack and jill went	4
their colour pictures and	4
there was an end	4
colour pictures and numerous	4
he went to the	4
what are little girls	4
a gown of silk	4
never would cry old	4
young men made of	4
the rose is red	4
the following lines are	4
dame has lost her	4
jill went up the	4
and everywhere a baa	4
build it up with	4
sat asleep by the	4
is the way to	4
the cradle will fall	4
how could there be	4
had a great fall	4
was a fat pig	4
said that they were	4
young women made of	4
and innumerable outline sketches	4
the key of the	4
cat and the fiddle	4
sat on a stone	4
and a pouting there	4
a bit of a	4
i bought me a	4
the cow jumped over	4
tell where to find	4
has lost her shoe	4
words and not of	4
baked in a pie	4
poor old robinson crusoe	4
old clothes to sell	4
his name was billy	4
above with their colour	4
the birds began to	4
and how do you	4
a man of words	4
one said that they	4
left hand a little	4
johnny shall have a	4
he was reading the	4
jumped over the moon	4
and there a chuck	4
and here a chuck	4
name was billy pod	4
why may not i	4
had a little dog	4
my chiny chin chin	4
little old man and	4
has lost her sheep	4
went over the water	4
the grass is green	4
and here a baa	4
he can dance alone	4
the time of charles	4
back he was reading	4
and he eat up	4
your left hand a	4
and bells on her	4
and there a gee	4
as white as milk	4
our mittens we have	4
came back the poor	4
and john wyming made	4
their tails behind them	4
you join the dance	4
when the pie was	4
made of the good	4
peep has lost her	4
could there be a	4
not i love johnny	4
rings on her fingers	4
coloured pictures and innumerable	4
the cat sat asleep	4
it was made of	4
the end of the	4
crowder made the powder	4
time of charles i	4
go whistle and ivy	4
and here a gee	4
the sign of the	4
was reading the news	4
eating bread and honey	4
and the stool hops	4
these they left behind	4
la la lal de	4
there was a king	4
lily bright and shine	4
are our young men	4
in the time of	4
and there a baa	4
clothed all in leather	4
illustration ride a cock	4
man of words and	4
queen was in the	4
hair of my chiny	4
to set before the	4
and so the poor	4
ran after the spoon	4
by the fire and	4
have a new bonnet	4
a little old man	4
man and i fell	4
was made of the	4
we wash our hands	4
five and five shillings	4
maid was in the	4
way to london town	4
and everywhere a gee	4
north wind doth blow	4
may not i love	4
dumpty had a great	4
old man and i	4
was an end of	4
cow jumped over the	4
he sent me a	4
shake your left hand	4
with their colour pictures	4
by the hair of	4
little jack horner sat	4
the cradle will rock	4
there was a jolly	4
of my chiny chin	4
was a jolly miller	4
much money as i	4
went to the mill	4
then in comes the	4
and the window creaks	4
jack horner sat in	4
kissed the maiden all	4
the following is quoted	4
nor yet very big	4
illustration illustration illustration the	4
as much money as	4
birds began to sing	4
pictures and innumerable outline	4
young lambs to sell	4
i was a little	4
the poor dog was	4
of words and not	4
went to the wood	4
was in the garden	4
there was a frog	4
and such are little	4
bells on her toes	4
and jill went up	4
that kissed the maiden	4
all of a row	4
a thatcher of thatchwood	4
nursery rhymes of england	4
back the poor dog	4
the keys of canterbury	4
our young men made	4
with a shouting here	4
four and twenty tailors	4
swarm of bees in	4
written in the time	4
a garden full of	4
pictures by eminent artists	4
day in the morning	4
an old woman of	4
the way to london	4
tell me this riddle	4
picture books frederick warne	4
humpty dumpty had a	4
when the wind blows	4
and then there was	4
and not of deeds	4
to thatchet a thatching	4
but walk with me	4
following is quoted in	4
was not very little	4
will give you a	4
will but walk with	4
music wherever she goes	4
did you see my	4
to ride a mile	4
back he was feeding	3
he came to a	3
she found it a	3
a man in our	3
then fill up the	3
the three little kittens	3
runs round the house	3
fiddle and i have	3
as black as a	3
first books listed above	3
me three acres of	3
said the little pig	3
the dog was spinning	3
whose dog art thou	3
that a dainty dish	3
how many days has	3
the other he said	3
and all the night	3
fighting for the crown	3
back he was dancing	3
and twenty blackbirds baked	3
i should like to	3
how much i should	3
three cornered cambric country	3
has my baby to	3
beggars are coming to	3
jeanie come tie my	3
that married the man	3
father left me three	3
get him some beer	3
if the truth i	3
one for my dame	3
days has my baby	3
and will not that	3
and i have had	3
thou mean to thrive	3
a duck and a	3
three acres of land	3
three little kittens they	3
dish to get him	3
was a man of	3
peep fell fast asleep	3
come again another day	3
just as he was	3
what shall we have	3
home to my wife	3
the old woman to	3
fill up the glasses	3
john puzzle made the	3
fashioned three cornered cambric	3
art of good driving	3
what a good boy	3
saw ye aught of	3
a farmer went trotting	3
sup before we go	3
what the pize ails	3
birds sat on a	3
pecked off her nose	3
come out of your	3
a little boy went	3
better than my life	3
have you any wool	3
leased an ear of	3
where i would be	3
fast as i can	3
love a coming from	3
them out of town	3
tavern for white wine	3
back he was riding	3
gave them white bread	3
at the sign of	3
and dreamt she heard	3
mary had a little	3
ever thou mean to	3
left me three acres	3
the prettiest ever seen	3
thatcher of thatchwood went	3
is it to babylon	3
the clock struck one	3
and i am his	3
what can the matter	3
man in the wilderness	3
back he was smoking	3
us go to the	3
she heard them bleating	3
hasted away to the	3
the knave of hearts	3
printed by edmund evans	3
to the mill to	3
met an old man	3
piper picked a peck	3
some gave them white	3
when she came there	3
coloured pictures and numerous	3
voice of the lobster	3
my fiddle and i	3
up and bake your	3
hubbard went to the	3
cat eat the dumplings	3
miles is it to	3
that be very good	3
dog made a bow	3
if i should give	3
i am a gold	3
had a little pony	3
old form runs round	3
ye aught of my	3
the dogs do bark	3
you will go to	3
twenty tailors went to	3
trotting upon his grey	3
come up to town	3
woman who lived in	3
brave news is come	3
sing you a song	3
i can make diet	3
took a clean dish	3
at the end of	3
was riding a goat	3
girl in the lane	3
poor dog a bone	3
with your catskin robe	3
unseen by the cook	3
on a green tree	3
back the dog stood	3
money as i could	3
robin and richard were	3
shall we be married	3
naughty boy was that	3
round the mulberry bush	3
he was smoking his	3
see a pin and	3
the dog sat in	3
sent him to the	3
back the dog sat	3
flew from the ball	3
up the ladder and	3
blow your house in	3
to any man alive	3
shall i go with	3
the angel of death	3
eat up all the	3
bring their tails behind	3
the old form runs	3
not very little nor	3
clean dish to get	3
the parliament soldiers are	3
back he was playing	3
blackbirds baked in a	3
dog sat in a	3
the wilderness asked me	3
the priest all shaven	3
now there was a	3
build it up again	3
i care not for	3
was taken from the	3
loud as a pig	3
this distich of mystical	3
a little mouse under	3
like a garden full	3
ladies their beauties show	3
you see my wife	3
it made her heart	3
have music wherever she	3
jill came tumbling after	3
head under his wing	3
fine ladies and lords	3
eat up the little	3
humpty dumpty sat on	3
i should give my	3
little priest of felton	3
lived in a shoe	3
message to the fish	3
duck and a drake	3
and richard were two	3
and that they left	3
coat is so warm	3
a very fine figure	3
should give my fiddle	3
we go round the	3
to my house and	3
the second books listed	3
was smoking his pipe	3
the nursery rhymes of	3
my little dog gone	3
went to kill a	3
the unicorn all round	3
new york the published	3
dog stood on his	3
the dog stood on	3
the famous history of	3
i love little pussy	3
and the dish ran	3
peter piper picked a	3
form runs round the	3
truth i must tell	3
cornered cambric country cut	3
house and stole a	3
get there by candle	3
to kill a snail	3
walk abroad with me	3
in unseen by the	3
up in a basket	3
illustration sing a song	3
thatchwood went to thatchet	3
up the little pig	3
lived under a hill	3
my baby to play	3
picked a peck of	3
house is on fire	3
cambric country cut handkerchief	3
and slipt in unseen	3
buy him some linen	3
you go with your	3
old woman of leeds	3
tell you a story	3
and leave your sleep	3
are coming to town	3
from alice in wonderland	3
is john smith within	3
went to thatchet a	3
can make diet bread	3
lived upon nothing but	3
would not let her	3
comes a lusty wooer	3
much i should like	3
the first books listed	3
third said it was	3
aught of my love	3
he called for his	3
the sempstress to buy	3
my dame has lost	3
went to the cupboard	3
the unicorn were fighting	3
what did you there	3
woman lived under a	3
who put her in	3
many a joyful day	3
birch and green holly	3
he was riding a	3
will go to yonder	3
put in his thumb	3
she took a clean	3
of my love a	3
ran up the clock	3
my dear nicholas wood	3
taffy was a thief	3
was my first suitor	3
be taken from her	3
what shall i do	3
on the tree top	3
buy him a coat	3
that drank the water	3
went to the sempstress	3
one for my master	3
little nor yet very	3
was playing the flute	3
a clean dish to	3
and bake your pies	3
has come up to	3
lock the dairy door	3
but when he got	3
and hasted away to	3
not join the dance	3
many days has my	3
then there was none	3
happy let us be	3
and bring their tails	3
york the published prices	3
but fanny had a	3
priest all shaven and	3
the truth i must	3
my house and stole	3
good boy am i	3
for many a joyful	3
put on the pot	3
there i met an	3
and there will be	3
man in our toone	3
dumpty sat on a	3
breast sat upon a	3
but she no other	3
how does your garden	3
stood on his head	3
was going up pippen	3
news is come to	3
right foot a little	3
to the sempstress to	3
were two pretty men	3
come with a call	3
shoe the wild mare	3
and twenty tailors went	3
all the day they	3
three children sliding on	3
the voice of the	3
buy him some fruit	3
i had but little	3
and what do you	3
farmer went trotting upon	3
so the poor dog	3
tailors went to kill	3
can the matter be	3
i went into my	3
let us go to	3
wilt thou be mine	3
white wine and red	3
old woman lived under	3
shake your right foot	3
girls and boys come	3
is come to town	3
other answer would give	3
in the wilderness asked	3
will not that be	3
was not that a	3
came to a stile	3
too young to be	3
beat the unicorn all	3
come with a whoop	3
here comes a lusty	3
a man with a	3
a joyful day my	3
a cow and a	3
i met an old	3
illustration the queen of	3
than this distich of	3
dilly has come up	3
unicorn were fighting for	3
the mouse ran up	3
some gave them brown	3
and john block made	3
the fine ladies and	3
lion beat the unicorn	3
and boys come out	3
the tavern for white	3
taffy was a welshman	3
two little indian boys	3
at the siege of	3
children sliding on the	3
ladder and down the	3
of the seventeenth century	3
come dance a jig	3
old mother hubbard went	3
get up and bake	3
he put in his	3
i sent him to	3
took up his fiddle	3
was dancing a jig	3
i caught a hare	3
went trotting upon his	3
day my fiddle and	3
spent a penny of	3
a naughty boy was	3
doth the little crocodile	3
young to be taken	3
boy went into a	3
among the fine ladies	3
get him some tripe	3
london bridge is broken	3
mother hubbard went to	3
caught a hare alive	3
sat in a chair	3
went into a barn	3
then said the little	3
containing the second books	3
richard were two pretty	3
she flew from the	3
the ladder and down	3
mouse ran up the	3
out of your hole	3
bit of a jig	3
and pretty maids all	3
him out of the	3
no other answer would	3
buy him some shoes	3
is my little dog	3
illustration illustration illustration and	3
was in the parlour	3
she no other answer	3
have you been to	3
what a naughty boy	3
and come with a	3
boys come out to	3
some say a little	3
to see the sport	3
and jill came tumbling	3
poor dog had none	3
when the bough breaks	3
the dog made a	3
and fetch me a	3
sparrow sat on a	3
and mark it with	3
how many miles is	3
the girl in the	3
with twenty thousand men	3
the way the ladies	3
buy him some bread	3
and shot at a	3
for the little boy	3
to the little pig	3
for white wine and	3
her coat is so	3
do they call you	3
four and twenty blackbirds	3
pussy cat eat the	3
for to find them	3
songs from alice in	3
went to the tavern	3
an ear of corn	3
go with your catskin	3
does your garden grow	3
he was dancing a	3
thy cradle is green	3
go round the mulberry	3
but fanny would not	3
and if you will	3
i go with you	3
he eat up all	3
all shaven and shorn	3
many miles is it	3
as fast as i	3
fat man of bombay	3
what do you think	3
one misty moisty morning	3
sat on a green	3
they all fell in	3
away to the ball	3
your right foot a	3
fetch a pail of	3
not that be very	3
who little thought where	3
buy him a hat	3
found it a joke	3
made her heart bleed	3
she shall have music	3
they find but a	3
sit on a cushion	3
fanny would not let	3
not give my fiddle	3
joyful day my fiddle	3
distich of mystical rhyme	3
the little dog laughed	3
go to the wood	3
how doth the little	3
my father left me	3
all dry with drinking	3
printed in great britain	3
the little boy that	3
his head under his	3
a penny of it	3
little thought where she	3
if ever thou mean	3
second books listed above	3
the cupboard was bare	3
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by scent or seet	2
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of guy earl of	2
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to his old wife	2
round roll robert rowley	2
we make no spare	2
tom with his pipe	2
thousand pounds to one	2
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have them safe abroad	2
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king was in his	2
with my fiddle fiddle	2
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king boggen he built	2
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to see nothing so	2
panjandrum picture book randolph	2
little king boggen he	2
with pictures by cope	2
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of bees in may	2
best man among them	2
to have been a	2
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eight wor kirby feight	2
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on the river dee	2
above with their color	2
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this horse of mine	2
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little jackey shall have	2
you a tartan bonnet	2
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poor woman from baby	2
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song set to five	2
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of the good roast	2
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as titty mouse sat	2
to set all the	2
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god of love turn	2
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bed and lie in	2
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the bed that i	2
we shall have snow	2
the cock doth crow	2
a little nut tree	2
the barber shaved the	2
me how you live	2
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silk and a silver	2
through the garden gap	2
rode till he came	2
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and lie in the	2
evil under the sun	2
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a little grey mare	2
tommy snooks and bessy	2
as he was before	2
wooley foster has gone	2
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them some broth without	2
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married my wife by	2
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your supper and leave	2
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can you make me	2
love my love with	2
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king met a king	2
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mouse under the chair	2
man tit oak tree	2
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i am a monk	2
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is grown so fine	2
to pick it up	2
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my wife by the	2
jack in the pulpit	2
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this file which includes	2
me if you can	2
one old oxford ox	2
clint made the flint	2
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as pretty a lass	2
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castle upon the sea	2
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sleep among the wheat	2
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a coming from ye	2
simple simon to the	2
roll robert rowley rolled	2
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humpty dumpty as he	2
cry old clothes to	2
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times as high as	2
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rowley rolled a round	2
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lord with none but	2
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girl in a round	2
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old man of tobago	2
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moult all my feathers	2
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illustration illustration so they	2
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shoe the wild colt	2
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containing coloured plates and	2
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i look for butterflies	2
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on her catskin robe	2
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poor robin do then	2
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a pretty little girl	2
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him on the wall	2
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to all his men	2
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bell and mary gray	2
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the original lovely illustrations	2
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key of the kingdom	2
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up all the good	2
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out both his eyes	2
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old sir simon the	2
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spice and all things	2
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ox and a half	2
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them durst not touch	2
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fly thy way home	2
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mouse and tatty mouse	2
by the following lines	2
him coat and jacket	2
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girl in our towne	2
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