Mother Gooseś Melodies, Or, Songs for the Nursery
Mother Gooseś Melodies, Or, Songs for the Nursery
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This song, under a som*, hal iifferett form, is of the time of Charles I. It was discovered by Mr. Hallrwell ic MS. Sloane 1489, fol. 17.
2- p- 3- Tocher. Dowry. A Scottish word.
3, p. 5. A duck and a drake. These lines, which refer to the amusement of water-skimming, are probably of considerable antiquity. In Higgins's translation of Junius's " Nomenclator " (8, London, 1585, p. 299), the word epostracismus is thus defined : " A kind of sport or play with an oister shell or stone thrown into t...he water, and making circles yer it sink. It is called a duck and a drake, and a halfe- penie cake. " 4, p. 12. A man of words and not of deeds. The earliest known version of this song occurs in MS. Harl. 1927, of the time of James I.
5, p. 12. A riddle, a riddle, as I suppose. A cinder-sifter.
6, p. 12. Arthur C? Bower has broken his band. A storm of wind.
7, p. 12. As I walked by myself. A song on King William the Third.
8, p. 13. As I was going over London bridge. Gloves.
9, p. 13. As I was going o'er London bridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This song, under a som*, hal iifferett form, is of the time of Charles I. It was discovered by Mr. Hallrwell ic MS. Sloane 1489, fol. 17.
2- p- 3- Tocher. Dowry. A Scottish word.
3, p. 5. A duck and a drake. These lines, which refer to the amusement of water-skimming, are probably of considerable antiquity. In Higgins's translation of Junius's " Nomenclator " (8, London, 1585, p. 299), the word epostracismus is thus defined : " A kind of sport or play with an oister shell or stone thrown into t...he water, and making circles yer it sink. It is called a duck and a drake, and a halfe- penie cake. " 4, p. 12. A man of words and not of deeds. The earliest known version of this song occurs in MS. Harl. 1927, of the time of James I.
5, p. 12. A riddle, a riddle, as I suppose. A cinder-sifter.
6, p. 12. Arthur C? Bower has broken his band. A storm of wind.
7, p. 12. As I walked by myself. A song on King William the Third.
8, p. 13. As I was going over London bridge. Gloves.
9, p. 13. As I was going o'er London bridge.
What to read after Mother Gooseś Melodies, Or, Songs for the Nursery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Adolphus Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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