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1 volume Other editions available: 1939 Includes children's singing songs, with directions for movement Singing games. Did you ever see a lassie? ; The farmer and the dell ; Go in and out the windows ; Green gravel ; Green grow the rushes, oh! ; Here come three dukes a-riding ; Here stands an old maid forsaken ; Here we go gathering nuts in May ; How many miles to London Town? ; I am a rich widow ; I'll give to you a paper of pins ; I put my little hand in ; Jennia Jones ; King's land ; Lazy Mary ; London Bridge ; Lucy Locket ; Mulb'ry bush ; My fairey and my forey ; The needle's eye ; Old woman all skin and bone ; On the green carpet ; Poor Mary sits a-weeping ; Ring around o' rosies ; Shall I show you how the farmer? ; The twelve days of Christmas ; Water, water, wild flower -- The country dance. Bonaparte crossing the Rhine (march) ; Boston fancy, or, Lady Walpole's reel ; Chorus jig ; Devil's dream ; The duchess ; Fishers' hornpipe ; French four ; The girl I left behind me ; Grand march, followed by Sicilian circle ; Green Mountain volunteers ; Haymakers' jig ; High, Betty Martin ; Hull's victory ; Lady of the lake ; The London Lanciers ; Maid in the pump room ; The merry dance
- Author
- Eloise Hubbard Linscott
- Publisher
- Archon Bks.
- Published
- 1962
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Music, Arts
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