The Oregon daily journal., January 25, 1908, Page 17, Image 17

TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY n 1903
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RHYMES AND
JINGLES
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TIIREE blind mice, how they rum
- They til rfr after the rmer We,
' . 4 Who Ait off their ta'it wltfilie carving knife
j ; 1 , Did yoil ever teen weft fdol In your life!
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, And irmerry olJ toul wm fci '
HfalleJ for RI ptp ,'
- ' A4 te cUe4 for tit WV '
Aiii U dttd for Wi Advert three.
And r7 fiddler h hd fine fiddle.
' And very tint flddTe liid he:
Twdl de. .hreedTIA? tle ddlef,
'Ohtiiirti turn torn , ,
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Wiflr Klnrf CoI wd Mr flddleri
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THERE waa crtfcked man.
And he went crooked mile;
lit found ijMoked aixprace
Againd i crookcdltlja
Hebougfiti crooked at,
Which aught crooked mouie;
And they 0 lived together ; .
fn ar little crooked houic
TOM, Tom, the p!pra con,
Stole pig, and iwaf fte rum
Hie pig wai ea!. and Tom wa beat.
And Tom ran crying down tfieltreet
HJBY diddltf djclJlMh ct And-the fiddle,
The cow Jutnped over the moon t ,
The tittle dog laughed toet iucbeport,
And the disti rai ewaywlthi the tpooa
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LITTLE SOY BLUE, com blow your homj
The iheep'i In the medow, the cow! in the corte
"Where'e the little toy that lookt after th aheepr
"ile'f under th hay-cock, tut asleep."
"Go ake him, go wake hfaiP "Oh no, not I;
For if I do. bell be lure to cry."
PETgR, PETER, Pumpldn eaten
Had wlft and couldn't fceep hen
He pti her b. pumpkin ahtll.
And there he kept her rery ereU.
LITTLE Jack Hornet aat In a corner,
Eating Chrlatmaa pie. ; - "
He put tit hia thumb,
And pulled out plum.
And aaii "What a good boy am II"
SING a song of fixpence.
A pocket full of rye; .
- Four and twenty blackbird
Baked In tple,
When the pie wa opened,
The birds began to Ing;
Wa not that dainty diab
To let before the klngt
JACK toJjfflwentuthe tuH .
To fetch 11 paShof waten
Jack fell dovn, end broke hi crowfc,
Anil JiUttmetumblbgi -Up
Jack got and home did trot,
Aa act u he could capers
Dame Jill had the job to plaater hia knoh
With vinegar end brown'paper. -
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DtNCUdong,beU, " ; '. " ,
PuMa-to th welU
Whoputhirjnf Little Tom.mi Great (
Who pulled Ut outl Big Johnny Stout
What naughty boy Was lEat
To drown poor Pupy Cat
VM herer .did any ham
But killed the bice 'in birfa'thet't baml
PEASB-puddlng hat
Peue pudding co4
Peaaepuddingf in tha pot.
KInday4old.
Sotne like It tot,
Some tike it cold.
Some like it b the pot.
Nine daya old.
PETER PIPER picked a peck of pickled peppera;
A peck tf pickled peppera Peter Piper picked
If Pete Piper picked a, peck of pickled peppers,
Where the peck of pickled pepper Peler Piper
picked!
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THERE wa i little mam
And he had little gun.
And hia bullete.were made of lead, lead, lead;
Jle went U the brook.
AndaawAiltUeduck.
And ihot it through the head, head, head,
lie carried it home
To hie old wife Joan,
And bade her fire to make, make, make
To roaat the little duck
He had ahot b the brook,
And he'd go end fetch her the drake, -drake, drake.
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JACK SPRATT could eat.na fat.
' III wife could eatno lean;
And eotettwen them both, you aee.
They licked the.plitter dean.
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THERE waa an did woman who lived in a ihoe.
She hadatf many children the didnt know what
todoi
She gave theni aome broth without any bread t (
She whipped them all aoundly. 'and. put them to bed,
HUMPTY-DUMPTY at on a wall.
Humpty-Dumpty had great fall; ,
All the king! horsei. and all the .king'a men.
Cannot put HumptyDumpty together again.
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LITTLE Bo-Peep ha lost her sheep,
' And cannot tell where to find them
Let them aftne, and theyUcome home, '
And bring their tail behind them. , - ,
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NE-misty, molsty ' morning, when tloudy wai
theea,th'eri 1 4 ' 1 ;
I chanced to meet an cji jaun clothed all In leather,
He began to Compliment, and I began to grini
"How do you dor, end "How do ybu dot and "HomC
do you dot galn.
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PUSSY-CAT pussycat,' where hav yoU bcenf .
"I've been top to London to look at the queen.''
PusyaVusycthat did you' therej , .
frightened little mouse under the-chalr. :
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CopyrvjKt, 1803, by "JM Una