,music transcribed by ,linda ,cantoni4 which includes the original lovely illustrations and which has been supplemented with sheet music and audio files of the songs4 ,see #bedah-;h4htm or #bedah-;h4zip3 7https3_/_/www4gutenberg4org_/dirs_/#b_/ e_/d_/a_/bedah_/bedah-;h_/#bedah-;h4htm7 or 7https3_/_/www4gutenberg4org_/dirs_/#b_/ e_/d_/a_/bedah_/bedah-;h4zip7 ,transcriber's note3 ,all song titles are part of an illustration in the original1 and are marked as such1 e4g41 ,illustration3 ,,jack ,,and ,,jill4 ,lyrics contained in the music notation are marked as ,music3 lyrics4 ,in the original1 some titles use ,v for ,u and ,i for ,j4 ,this has been preserved in this e-book4 ,,the ,,baby',s ,,opera ,illustration ,a ,book of ,old ,rhymes with ,new ,dresses by ,,walter ,,crane ,the ,music by the ,earliest ,masters ,illustration ,illustration3 #a,,st ,,fiddle ,illustration3 ,,king ,,cole ,,the ,,baby',s ,,opera ,a ,book of ,old ,rhymes with ,new ,dresses by ,,walter ,,crane1 ,illustration ,the ,music by the ,earliest ,masters ,engraved1 ,printed in ,colours by ,edmund ,evans4 ,london ,frederick ,warne and ,co4 and ,new ,york ,illustration3 ,,baby',s ,,opera ,illustration ,,to ,,the ,,honourable ,,mrs4 ,,george ,,howard ,illustration3 ,,contents ,page #i4 ,girls and ,boys4 #aj1 #aa4 ,the ,mulberry ,bush4 #ab4 ,oranges and ,lemons4 #ac4 ,st4 ,paul's ,steeple4 #ad1 #ae4 ,my ,lady's ,garden4 #af4 ,natural ,history4 #ag4 ,lavender's ,blue4 #ah1 #ai4 ,i saw ,three ,ships4 #bj4 ,ding ,dong ,bell4 #ba4 ,puss at ,court4 #bb4 ,three ,blind ,mice4 #bc4 ,dickory ,dock4 #bd1 #be4 ,ye ,frog's ,wooing4 #bf1 #bg4 ,ye ,frog and ,ye ,crow4 #bh1 #bi4 ,mrs4 ,bond4 #cj4 ,xmas ,day in ye ,morning4 #ca4 ,little ,jack ,horner4 #cb1 #cc4 ,king ,arthur4 #cd4 ,ye ,jolly ,miller4 #ce4 ,ye ,song of ,sixpence4 #cf1 #cg4 ,bo-,peep4 #ch4 ,baa6 ,baa6 ,black ,sheep4 #ci4 ,tom1 the ,piper's ,son4 #dj1 #da4 ,there was a ,lady ,loved a ,swine4 #db4 ,over the ,hills far away4 #dc4 ,cock ,robin ,jenny ,wren4 #dd1 #de4 ,i had a little ,nut ,tree4 #df4 ,dr4 ,faustus4 #dg4 ,three ,children4 #dh1 #di4 ,my ,pretty ,maid4 #ej4 ,the ,ploughboy in ,luck4 #ea4 ,warm ,hands4 #eb1 #ec4 ,jack ,jill4 #ed4 ,dance a ,baby4 #ee4 ,hush-a-by ,baby4 #ef4 ,king ,cole4 ,illustration3 ,,girls ,,and ,,boys ,music3 #a4 ,girls and boys come out to play1 ,the moon doth shine as bright as day2 ,leave your supper1 and leave your sleep2 ,come to your playfellows in the street2 #b4 ,come with a whoop1 and come with a call4 ,come with a good will or not at all4 ,up the ladder and down the wall1 ,a penny loaf will serve you all4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,mvlberry ,,bvsh ,music3 ,here we go round the mulberry bush1 the mulberry bush1 the mulberry bush2 ,here we go round the mulberry bush1 ,all on a frosty morning4 ,this is the way we clap our hands1 ,this is the way we clap our hands1 ,this is the way we clap our hands1 ,all on a frosty morning4 ,illustration3 ,,here ,,we ,,go ,,rovnd ,,the ,,mvlberry ,,bvsh ,illustration3 ,,oranges ,,lemons ,music3 ,oranges and lemons1 says the bells of ,st4 ,clemen's2 ,you owe me five farthings1 says the bells of ,st4 ,martin's2 ,when will you pay me1 says the bells of ,old ,bailey2 ,when ,i grow rich1 says the bells of ,shoreditch2 ,when will that be8 says the bells of ,stepney2 ,i do not know1 says the great bell of ,bow4 ,here comes a candle to light you to bed1 ,and here comes a chopper to chop off your head4 ,illustration3 ,,st ,,pavl',s ,,steeple ,music3 ,upon ,paul's steeple stands a tree ,as full of apples as may be1 ,the little boys of ,london town ,they run with hooks to pull them down2 ,and then they run from hedge to hedge ,until they come to ,london ,bridge4 ,illustration3 ,,my ,,lady',s ,,garden ,music3 ,how does my lady's garden grow8 ,how does my lady's garden grow8 ,with silver bells1 and cockle shells1 ,and pretty maids all in a row6 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,does ,,my ,,lady',s ,,garden ,,grow8 ,illustration3 ,,natural ,,history ,music3 #a4 ,what are little boys made of8 ,what are little boys made of8 ,frogs and snails and puppy-dog's tails1 ,and that are little boys made of4 #b4 ,what are little girls made of8 ,what are little girls made of8 ,sugar and spice and all that's nice1 ,and that are little girls made of4 #c4 ,what are young men made of8 ,what are young men made of8 ,sighs and leers1 and crocodile tears1 ,and that are young men made of4 #d4 ,what are young women made of8 ,what are young women made of8 ,ribbons and laces1 and sweet pretty faces1 ,and that are young women made of4 ,illustration3 ,,lavender',s ,,blue ,music3 #a4 ,lavender's blue1 diddle1 diddle6 ,lavender's green2 ,when ,i am king1 diddle1 diddle6 ,you shall be queen4 #b4 ,call up your men1 diddle1 diddle6 ,set them to work2 ,some to the plough1 diddle1 diddle6 ,some to the cart4 #c4 ,some to make hay1 diddle1 diddle6 ,some to cut corn2 ,while you and ,i1 diddle1 diddle6 ,keep ourselves warm4 ,illustration3 ,i ,,saw ,,three ,,ships ,music3 #a4 ,i saw three ships come sailing by1 ,sailing by1 sailing by1 ,i saw three ships come sailing by1 ,on ,new-year's ,day in the morning4 #b4 ,and what do you think was in them then1 ,in them then1 in them then1 ,and what do you think was in them then1 ,on ,new-year's ,day in the morning8 #c4 ,three pretty girls were in them then1 ,in them then1 in them then1 ,three pretty girls were in them then1 ,on ,new-year's ,day in the morning4 #d4 ,and one could whistle1 and one could sing1 ,the other play on the violin2 ,such joy there was at my wedding1 ,on ,new-year's ,day in the morning4 ,illustration3 ,i ,,saw ,,three ,,ships ,illustration3 ,,ding ,,dong ,,bell ,music3 ,ding dong bell6 ,pussy's in the well6 ,who put her in8 ,little ,tommy ,lin4 ,who pulled her out8 ,little ,tommy ,stout4 ,what a naughty boy was that ,to drown poor pussy-cat1 ,who ne'er did any harm1 ,but killed all the mice in father's barn4 ,illustration3 ,,puss ,,at ,,court ,music3 ,pussy-cat1 pussy-cat1 where have you been8 ,i've been to ,london to look at the ,queen4 ,pussy-cat1 pussy-cat1 what did you there8 ,i caught a little mouse under the chair4 ,illustration3 ,,three ,,blind ,,mice ,music3 ,three blind mice1 ,see how they run6 ,they all ran after the farmer's wife1 ,who cut off their tails with a carving knife2 ,did ever you hear such a thing in your life8 ,three blind mice4 ,illustration3 ,,dickory ,,dock ,music3 ,hickory1 dickory dock6 ,the mouse ran up the clock2 ,the clock struck one1 ,the mouse ran down1 ,hickory1 dickory dock6 ,illustration3 ,ye ,,frog',s ,,wooing ,music3 #a4 ,it was the frog lived in the well1 ,heigh-ho6 says ,rowley2 ,and the merry mouse under the mill1 ,with a ,rowley1 ,powley1 ,gammon1 and ,spinach1 ,heigh-ho6 says ,anthony ,rowley4 ,illustration #b4 ,the frog he would a-wooing ride1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,sword and buckler at his side1 ,with a1 c4 #c4 ,when upon his high horse set1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,his boots they shone as black as jet1 ,with a1 c4 #d4 ,when he came to the merry mill-pin1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,lady ,mouse1 are you within8 ,with a1 c4 #e4 ,then came out the dusty mouse1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,i am the lady of this house1 ,with a1 c4 #f4 ,hast thou any mind of me8 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,i have e'en great mind of thee1 ,with a1 c4 #g4 ,who shall this marriage make8 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,our lord1 which is the rat1 ,with a1 c4 #h4 ,what shall we have to our supper8 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,three beans in a pound of butter1 ,with a1 c4 #i4 ,but when the supper they were at1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,the frog1 the mouse1 and e'en the rat1 ,with a1 c4 #aj4 ,then came in ,tib1 our cat1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,and caught the mouse e'en by the back1 ,with a1 c4 #aa4 ,then did they separate1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,the frog leaped on the floor so flat1 ,with a1 c4 #ab4 ,then came in ,dick1 our drake1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,and drew the frog e'en to the lake1 ,with a1 c4 #ac4 ,the rat he ran up the wall1 ,heigh-ho1 c4 ,and so the company parted all1 ,with a1 c4 ,illustration3 ,ye ,,frog ,ye ,,crow ,music3 #a4 ,a jolly fat frog lived in the river swim1 ,o6 ,a comely black crow lived on the river brim1 ,o6 ,come on shore1 come on shore1 ,said the crow to the frog1 and then1 ,o6 ,no1 you'll bite me1 no1 you'll bite me1 ,said the frog to the crow again1 ,o6 ,illustration #b4 ,o6 there is sweet music on yonder green hill1 ,o6 ,and you shall be a dancer1 a dancer in yellow1 ,all in yellow1 all in yellow4 ,said the crow to the frog1 and then1 ,o6 ,all in yellow1 all in yellow1 ,said the frog to the crow again1 ,o6 #c4 ,farewell1 ye little fishes1 that in the river swim1 ,o6 ,i'm going to be a dancer1 a dancer in yellow4 ,o beware6 ,o beware6 ,said the fish to the frog1 and then1 ,o6 ,i'll take care1 ,i'll take care1 ,said the frog to the fish again1 ,o6 #d4 ,the frog began a swimming1 a swimming to land1 ,o6 ,and the crow began jumping to give him his hand1 ,o6 ,sir1 you're welcome1 ,sir1 you're welcome1 ,said the crow to the frog1 and then1 ,o6 ,sir1 ,i thank you1 ,sir1 ,i thank you4 ,said the frog to the crow1 again1 ,o6 #e4 ,but where is the sweet music on yonder green hill1 ,o8 ,and where are all the dancers1 the dancers in yellow8 ,all in yellow1 all in yellow8 ,said the frog to the crow1 and then1 ,o6 ,sir1 they're here1 ,sir1 they're here4 ,said the crow to the frog--,a ,footnote ,a3 ,here the crow swallows the frog4 ,illustration3 ,,mrs4 ,,bond ,music3 #a4 ,oh1 what have you got for dinner1 ,mrs4 ,bond8 ,there's beef in the larder1 and ducks in the pond2 ,dilly1 dilly1 dilly1 dilly1 come to be killed1 ,for you must be stuffed1 and my customers filled6 #b4 ,john ,ostler1 go fetch me a duckling or two1 ,john ,ostler go fetch me a duckling or two2 ,cry dilly1 dilly1 dilly1 dilly1 come and be killed1 ,for you must be stuffed1 and my customers filled6 #c4 ,i have been to the ducks that are swimming in the pond1 ,and they won't come to be killed1 ,mrs4 ,bond2 ,i cried dilly1 dilly1 dilly1 dilly1 come and be killed1 ,for you must be stuffed1 and the customers filled6 #d4 ,mrs4 ,bond she went down to the pond in a rage1 ,with plenty of onions1 and plenty of sage2 ,she cried1 ,come1 little wag-tails1 come1 and be killed4 ,for you shall be stuffed1 and my customers filled6 ,illustration3 ,,mrs4 ,,bond ,illustration3 ,,xmas ,,day ,,in ,ye ,,morning ,music3 #a4 ,dame1 get up and bake your pies1 ,bake your pies1 bake your pies2 ,dame1 get up and bake your pies1 ,on ,christmas-day in the morning4 #b4 ,dame1 what makes your maidens lie1 ,maidens lie1 maidens lie8 ,dame1 what makes your maidens lie1 ,on ,christmas-day in the morning8 #c4 ,dame1 what makes your ducks to die1 ,ducks to die1 ducks to die8 ,dame1 what makes your ducks to die1 ,on ,christmas-day in the morning8 #d4 ,their wings are cut1 they cannot fly1 ,cannot fly1 cannot fly2 ,their wings are cut1 they cannot fly1 ,on ,christmas-day in the morning4 ,illustration3 ,,little ,,iack ,,horner ,music3 ,little ,jack ,horner sat in a corner1 ,eating a ,christmas pie2 ,he put in his thumb1 and pulled out a plum1 ,and said1 ,what a good boy am ,i6 ,illustration3 ,,king ,,arthur ,music3 #a4 ,when good ,king ,arthur ruled this land1 ,he was a goodly king-- ,he stole three pecks of barley-meal1 ,to make a bag pudding4 #b4 ,a bag pudding the ,queen did make1 ,and stuffed it well with plums1 ,and in it put great lumps of fat ,as big as my two thumbs4 #c4 ,the ,king and ,queen did eat thereof1 ,and noblemen beside1 ,and what they could not eat that night ,the ,queen next morning fried4 ,illustration3 ,ye ,,good ,,king ,,arthur ,illustration3 ,ye ,,jolly ,,miller ,music3 ,there was a jolly miller once ,lived on the river ,dee2 ,he worked and sang from morn till night1 ,no lark more blithe than he4 ,and this the burden of his song ,for ever used to be1 ,i care for nobody1 no1 not ,i1 ,and nobody cares for me4 ,illustration3 ,ye ,,song of ,,sixpence ,music3 #a4 ,sing a song of sixpence1 a pocket fall of rye2 ,four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie2 ,when the pie was open the birds began to sing1 ,wasn't that a dainty dish to set before the king8 #b4 ,the king was in his counting-house counting out his money2 ,the queen was in the parlour eating bread and honey2 ,the maid was in the garden hanging out her clothes1 ,when up came a blackbird and pecked off her nose4 ,illustration3 ,,bo-,,peep ,music3 #a4 ,little ,bo-,peep1 she lost her sheep1 ,and didn't know where to find them2 ,let them alone1 they'll all come home ,and bring their tails behind them4 #b4 ,little ,bo-,peep fell fast asleep1 ,and dreamt she heard them bleating2 ,but when she awoke1 she found it a joke1 ,for they were still a-fleeting4 #c4 ,then up she took her little crook1 ,determined for to find them1 ,she found them indeed1 but it made her heart bleed ,for they'd left their tails behind them4 #d4 ,it happened one day as ,bo-,peep did stray ,into a meadow hard by1 ,there she espied their tails side by side1 ,all hung on a tree to dry4 #e4 ,she heaved a sigh and wiped her eye1 ,then went o'er hill and dale1 ,and tried what she could1 as a shepherdess should1 ,to tack to each sheep its tail4 ,illustration3 ,,little ,,bo-,,peep ,illustration3 ,,baa6 ,,baa6 ,,black ,,sheep ,music3 ,baa6 ,baa6 ,black sheep1 have you any wool8 ,yes1 marry1 have ,i1 three bags full2 ,one for my master1 and one for my dame1 ,but none for the little boy that lives down the lane6 ,illustration3 ,,tom1 ,,the ,,piper',s ,,son ,music3 ,tom1 ,tom1 the piper's son1 ,stole a pig and away did run2 ,the pig was eat1 and ,tom was beat1 ,and ,tom went roaring down the street4 ,illustration3 ,,there ,,was ,a ,,lady ,,loved ,a ,,swine ,music3 #a4 ,there was a lady loved a swine1 ,honey6 said she2 ,pig-hog1 wilt thou be mine8 ,hunc6 said he4 #b4 ,i'll build thee a silver sty1 ,honey6 said she2 ,and in it thou shalt lie6 ,hunc6 said he4 #c4 ,pinned with a silver pin1 ,honey6 said she2 ,that thou mayest go out and in1 ,hunc6 said he4 #d4 ,will thou have me now1 ,honey8 said she2 ,speak1 or my heart will break1 ,hunc6 said he4 ,illustration3 ,,there ,,was ,a ,,lady ,,loved ,a ,,swine ,illustration3 ,,over ,,the ,,hills ,,far ,,away ,music3 #a4 ,tom he was a piper's son1 ,he learnt to play when he was young2 ,but all the tunes that he could play ,was ,over the hills and far away4 ,over the hills and a great way off1 ,the wind shall blow my top-knot off4 #b4 ,tom with his pipe made such a noise ,that he pleased both the girls and boys1 ,and they stopped to hear him play1 ,over the hills and far away4 ,over the hills1 c4 ,illustration3 ,,cock ,,robin ,,and ,,jenny ,,wren ,music3 #a4 ',twas on a merry time1 ,when ,jenny ,wren was young1 ,so neatly as she danced1 ,and so sweetly as she sung1 ,robin ,redbreast lost his heart1 ,he was a gallant bird1 ,he doffed his cap to ,jenny ,wren1 ,requesting to be heard4 #b4 ,my dearest ,jenny ,wren1 ,if you will but be mine1 ,you shall dine on cherry pie1 ,and drink nice currant wine2 ,i'll dress you like a gold-finch1 ,or like a peacock gay1 ,so if you'll have me1 ,jenny1 dear1 ,let us appoint the day4 #c4 ,jenny blushed behind her fan ,and thus declared her mind-- ,so let it be to-morrow1 ,rob1 ,i'll take your offer kind2 ,cherry pie is very good1 ,and so is currant wine1 ,but ,i will wear my plain brown gown1 ,and never dress too fine4 #d4 ,robin ,redbreast got up early1 ,all at the break of day1 ,he flew to ,jenny ,wren's house1 ,and sang a roundelay2 ,he sang of ,robin ,redbreast1 ,and pretty ,jenny ,wren1 ,and when he came unto the end1 ,he then began again4 ,illustration3 ,i ,,had ,a ,,little ,,nvt-,,tree ,music3 ,i had a little nut-tree1 nothing would it bear ,but a silver nutmeg and a golden pear2 ,the ,king of ,spain's daughter came to visit me1 ,and all for the sake of my little nut-tree4 ,illustration3 ,i ,,had ,a ,,little ,,nvt-,,tree ,illustration3 ,,dr4 ,,favstvs ,music3 ,doctor ,faustus was a good man1 ,he whipt his scholars now and then2 ,when he whipt he made them dance ,out of ,england into ,france2 ,out of ,france into ,spain1 ,and then he whipt them back again4 ,illustration3 ,,three ,,children ,music3 #a4 ,three children sliding on the ice1 ,all on a summer's day1 ,as it fell out1 they all fell in1 ,the rest they ran away4 #b4 ,now1 had these children been at home1 ,or sliding on dry ground1 ,ten thousand pounds to one penny1 ,they had not all been drowned4 #c4 ,you parents all that children have1 ,and you that have got none1 ,if you would have them safe abroad1 ,pray keep them safe at home4 ,illustration3 ,,my ,,pretty ,,maid ,music3 #a4 ,where are you going to1 my pretty maid8 ,where are you going to1 my pretty maid8 ,i'm going a-milking1 ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,i'm going a-milking1 ,sir1 she said4 #b4 ,shall ,i go with you1 my pretty maid8 ,yes1 if you please1 kind ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,yes1 if you please1 kind ,sir1 she said4 #c4 ,what is your fortune1 my pretty maid8 ,my face is my fortune1 ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,my face is my fortune1 ,sir1 she said4 #d4 ,then ,i can't marry you1 my pretty maid4 ,nobody asked you1 ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,sir1 she said1 ,nobody asked you1 ,sir1 she said4 ,illustration3 ,,where ,,are ,,you ,,going ,,to ,,my ,,pretty ,,maid8 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,plovgh ,,boy ,,in ,,lvck ,music3 #a4 ,my daddy is dead1 but ,i can't tell you how2 ,he left me six horses to follow the plough2 ,with my whim wham waddle ho6 ,strim stram straddle ho6 ,bubble ho6 pretty boy1 over the brow4 #b4 ,i sold my six horses to buy me a cow2 ,and wasn't that a pretty thing to follow the plough8 ,with my1 c4 #c4 ,i sold my cow to buy me a calf1 ,for ,i never made a bargain but ,i lost the best half4 ,with my1 c4 #d4 ,i sold my calf to buy me a cat1 ,to sit down before the fire to warm her little back4 ,with my1 c4 #e4 ,i sold my cat to buy me a mouse1 ,but she took fire in her tail and so burnt up my house4 ,with my1 c4 ,illustration3 ,,warm ,,hands ,music3 ,warm hands1 warm1 thy men are gone to plough2 ,if you want to warm your hands1 warm your hands now4 ,illustration3 ,,jack ,,and ,,jill ,music3 ,jack and ,jill went up the hill ,to fetch a pail of water2 ,jack fell down and broke his crown1 ,and ,jill came tumbling after4 ,illustration3 ,,jack ,,jill4 ,illustration3 ,,dance ,a ,,baby ,music3 ,dance a baby diddy6 ,what can mammy do wid'e8 ,sit in her lap1 ,give it some pap1 ,and dance a baby diddy6 ,illustration3 ,,hvsh-,a-,,by ,,baby ,music3 ,hush-a-by baby on the tree-top1 ,when the wind blows the cradle will rock2 ,when the bough breaks the cradle will fall-- ,down comes baby1 cradle and all6 ,illustration3 ,,king ,,cole ,music3 ,old ,king ,cole was a merry old soul1 ,and a merry old soul was he2 ,he called for his pipe1 and he called for his bowl1 ,and he called for his fiddlers three4 ,ev'ry fiddler had a fiddle1 ,and a very fine fiddle had he4 ,tweedle dee1 tweedle dee1 tweedle dee1 tweedle dee1 ,tweedle dee1 tweedle dee1 went the fiddlers three1 ,o there's none so rare as can compare ,with ,king ,cole and his fiddlers three4 ,,finis 99 99 99 99 99 ,illustration3 back cover ,music3 ,hey diddle diddle6 the cat and the fiddle1 ,the cow skipt over the moon2 ,the little dog laughed to see the fine sport1 ,and the dish ran away with the spoon4