Sing-Song: a nursery rhyme book

1. 1 Angels at the footRead by Maggie Travers 0m
2. 2 Love me, --I love youRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
3. 3 My baby has a father and a motherRead by Maggie Travers 0m
4. 4 Our little baby fell asleepRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
5. 5 "Kookoorookoo! kookoorookoo!"Read by Maggie Travers 0m
6. 6 Baby cryRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
7. 7 Eight o'clockRead by Maggie Travers 0m
8. 8 Bread and milk for breakfastRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
9. 9 There's snow on the fieldsRead by Maggie Travers 0m
10. 10 Dead in the cold, a song-singing thrushRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
11. 11 I dug and dug amongst the snowRead by Maggie Travers 0m
12. 12 A city plum is not a plumRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
13. 13 Your brother has a falconRead by Maggie Travers 0m
14. 14 Hear what the mournful linnets sayRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
15. 15 A baby's cradle with no baby in itRead by Maggie Travers 0m
16. 16 Hop-o'-my-thumb and little Jack HornerRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
17. 17 Hope is like a harebell trembling from its birthRead by Maggie Travers 0m
18. 18 O wind, why do you never restRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
19. 19 Crying, my little one, footsore and weary?Read by Maggie Travers 0m
20. 20 Growing in the valeRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
21. 21 A linnet in a gilded cageRead by Maggie Travers 0m
22. 22 Wrens and robins in the hedgeRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
23. 23 My baby has a mottled fistRead by Maggie Travers 0m
24. 24 Why did baby dieRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
25. 25 If all were rain and never sunRead by Maggie Travers 0m
26. 26 O wind, where have you beenRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
27. 27 Brownie, Brownie, let down your milkRead by Maggie Travers 0m
28. 28 On the grassy banksRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
29. 29 Rushes in a watery placeRead by Maggie Travers 0m
30. 30 Minnie and MattieRead by Elizabeth Travers 1m
31. 31 Heartsease in my garden bedRead by Maggie Travers 0m
32. 32 If I were a QueenRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
33. 33 What are heavy? sea-sand and sorrowRead by Maggie Travers 0m
34. 34 Stroke a flint, and there is nothing to admireRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
35. 35 There is but one May in the yearRead by Maggie Travers 0m
36. 36 The summer nights are shortRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
37. 37 The days are clearRead by Maggie Travers 0m
38. 38 Twist me a crown of wind-flowersRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
39. 39 Brown and furryRead by Maggie Travers 0m
40. 40 A toadstool comes up in a nightRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
41. 41 A pocket handkerchief to hemRead by Maggie Travers 0m
42. 42 If a pig wore a wigRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
43. 43 Seldom "can't"Read by Maggie Travers 0m
44. 44 One and one are twoRead by Maggie Travers 1m
45. 45 How many seconds in a minute?Read by Maggie Travers 1m
46. 46 What will you give me for my pound?Read by Maggie Travers 0m
47. 47 January cold desolateRead by Maggie Travers 0m
48. 48 What is pink? a rose is pinkRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
49. 49 Mother shake the cherry treeRead by Maggie Travers 0m
50. 50 A pin has a head, but has no hairRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
51. 51 Hopping frog, hop here and be seenRead by Maggie Travers 0m
52. 52 Where innocent bright-eyed daisies areRead by Maggie Travers 0m
53. 53 The city mouse lives in a houseRead by Maggie Travers 0m
54. 54 What does the donkey bray about?Read by Maggie Travers 0m
55. 55 Three plum bunsRead by Maggie Travers 0m
56. 56 A motherless soft lambkinRead by Maggie Travers 0m
57. 57 Dancing on the hill-topsRead by Maggie Travers 0m
58. 58 When fishes set umbrellas upRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
59. 59 The peacock has a score of eyesRead by Maggie Travers 0m
60. 60 Pussy has a whiskered faceRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
61. 61 The dog lies in his kennelRead by Maggie Travers 0m
62. 62 If hope grew on a bushRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
63. 63 I planted a handRead by Maggie Travers 0m
64. 64 Under the ivy bushRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
65. 65 I am a KingRead by Maggie Travers 0m
66. 66 There is one that has a head without an eyeRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
67. 67 If a mouse could flyRead by Maggie Travers 0m
68. 68 Sing me a songRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
69. 69 The lily has an airRead by Maggie Travers 0m
70. 70 Margaret has a milking-pailRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
71. 71 In the meadow--what in the meadow?Read by Maggie Travers 0m
72. 72 A frisky lambRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
73. 73 Mix a pancakeRead by Maggie Travers 0m
74. 74 The wind has such a rainy soundRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
75. 75 Three little childrenRead by Maggie Travers 0m
76. 76 Fly away, fly away over the seaRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
77. 77 Minnie bakes oaten cakesRead by Maggie Travers 0m
78. 78 A white hen sittingRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
79. 79 Currants on a bushRead by Maggie Travers 0m
80. 80 Playing at bob cherryRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
81. 81 I have but one rose in the worldRead by Maggie Travers 0m
82. 82 Rosy maiden WinifredRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
83. 83 Blind from my birthRead by Maggie Travers 0m
84. 84 When the cows come home the milk is comingRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
85. 85 Roses blushing red and whiteRead by Maggie Travers 0m
86. 86 "Ding a ding"Read by Elizabeth Travers 0m
87. 87 A ring upon her fingerRead by Maggie Travers 0m
88. 88 Ferry me across the waterRead by Elizabeth Travers 0m
89. 89 When a mounting skylark singsRead by Maggie Travers 0m
90. 90 Who has seen the wind?Read by Elizabeth Travers 0m
91. 91 The horses of the seaRead by Maggie Travers 0m
92. 92 O sailor, come ashoreRead by Maggie Travers 0m
93. 93 A diamond or a coal?Read by Maggie Travers 0m
94. 94 An emerald is as green as grassRead by Maggie Travers 0m
95. 95 Boats sail on the riversRead by Maggie Travers 0m
96. 96 The lily has a smooth stalkRead by Maggie Travers 0m
97. 97 Hurt no living thingRead by Maggie Travers 0m
98. 98 I caught a little ladybirdRead by Maggie Travers 0m
99. 99 All the bells were ringingRead by Maggie Travers 0m
100. 100 Wee wee husbandRead by Maggie Travers 0m
101. 101 I have a little husbandRead by Maggie Travers 0m
102. 102 The dear old woman in the laneRead by Maggie Travers 0m
103. 103 Swift and sure the swallowRead by Maggie Travers 0m
104. 104 I dreamt I caught a little owlRead by Maggie Travers 0m
105. 105 What does the bee do?Read by Maggie Travers 0m
106. 106 I have a Poll parrotRead by Maggie Travers 0m
107. 107 A house of cardsRead by Maggie Travers 0m
108. 108 The rose with such a bonny blushRead by Maggie Travers 0m
109. 109 The rose that blushes rosy redRead by Maggie Travers 0m
110. 110 Oh, fair to seeRead by Maggie Travers 0m
111. 111 Clever little Willie weeRead by Maggie Travers 0m
112. 112 The peach tree on the southern wallRead by Maggie Travers 0m
113. 113 A rose has thorns as well as honeyRead by Maggie Travers 1m
114. 114 Is the moon tired? she looks so paleRead by Maggie Travers 0m
115. 115 If stars dropped out of heavenRead by Maggie Travers 0m
116. 116 "Goodbye in fear, goodbye in sorrow"Read by Maggie Travers 0m
117. 117 If the sun could tell us halfRead by Maggie Travers 0m
118. 118 If the moon came from heavenRead by Maggie Travers 0m
119. 119 O Lady moon, your horns point toward the eastRead by Maggie Travers 0m
120. 120 What do the stars do?Read by Maggie Travers 0m
121. 121 Motherless baby and babyless motherRead by Maggie Travers 0m
122. 122 Crimson curtains round my mother's bedRead by Maggie Travers 0m
123. 123 Baby lies so fast alseepRead by Maggie Travers 0m
124. 124 I know a baby, such a babyRead by Maggie Travers 0m
125. 125 Lullaby, oh, lullaby!Read by Maggie Travers 0m
126. 126 Lie a-bedRead by Maggie Travers 0m

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