What the Children Sing a book of the Most Popular Rhymes Games
What the Children Sing a book of the Most Popular Rhymes Games
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cruel fate, how could you do so!
Till ashore he was thrown On an Island unknown, O'. Poor Robinson Crusoe.
O. Poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
4. He got all the wood That ever he could, And he stuck it together with glue, so!
That he made him a hut In which he might put. The body of Robinson Crusoe.
0, poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
5. He wore a high cap With a thick furry nap, I wonder how he could do so! And he made him a coat From an old Nanny goat, So clever was Robinson Crusoe.
O. Poor Robinson Crusoe...! &c.
6. He had a man Friday To keep his house tidy, Of course 'twas his duty to do so!
They lived friendly together; Less like servant, than brother Was Friday to Robinson Crusoe.
O, poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
7. Once a fine English sail Came near within hail, Then he took to his little canoe, so!
When he got to the ship They gave him a trip, To England came Robinson Crusoe.
O. Poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
14956 LITTLE BOY BLUE.
25 30.
Lit. Tie BoyBlue. Come blow your horn, The sheep's in the mea. Dow, the cow's in the corn Jf frt * **^ +.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cruel fate, how could you do so!
Till ashore he was thrown On an Island unknown, O'. Poor Robinson Crusoe.
O. Poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
4. He got all the wood That ever he could, And he stuck it together with glue, so!
That he made him a hut In which he might put. The body of Robinson Crusoe.
0, poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
5. He wore a high cap With a thick furry nap, I wonder how he could do so! And he made him a coat From an old Nanny goat, So clever was Robinson Crusoe.
O. Poor Robinson Crusoe...! &c.
6. He had a man Friday To keep his house tidy, Of course 'twas his duty to do so!
They lived friendly together; Less like servant, than brother Was Friday to Robinson Crusoe.
O, poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
7. Once a fine English sail Came near within hail, Then he took to his little canoe, so!
When he got to the ship They gave him a trip, To England came Robinson Crusoe.
O. Poor Robinson Crusoe! &c.
14956 LITTLE BOY BLUE.
25 30.
Lit. Tie BoyBlue. Come blow your horn, The sheep's in the mea. Dow, the cow's in the corn Jf frt * **^ +.
What to read after What the Children Sing a book of the Most Popular Rhymes Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Willebeek Henriette Willebeek Le Mair to read onlineMoreLess
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