Part 2 — INDEX
Reading edition
A BOY'S MOTHER, 238
A cat came fiddling, 55
A CRADLE SONG, 233
A DEWDROP, 129
A farmer went trotting, 23
A HAPPY CHILD, 121
A little boy and a little girl, 77
A little boy once played so loud, 178
A LITTLE BOY'S POCKET, 180
A little fairy comes at night, 237
Although my clothes are fine and gay, 211
A meadow for the little lambs, 226
A MUSIC BOX, 211
A MYSTERY, 138
Angels at the foot, 219
ANNIE'S GARDEN, 134
A pocket handkerchief to hem, 214
A pool in a garden green, 149
A. APPLE PIE, 182
A PUPPY'S PROBLEM, 168
AROUND THE WORLD, 115
As I walked over the hill one day, 228
As I was going o'er Westminster bridge, 96
As I was going to St. Ives, 96
As I went through the garden gap, 95
As round as an apple, as deep as a cup, 94
As soft as silk, as white as milk, 95
As soon as the fire burns red and low, 234
A sunshiny shower, 102
A swarm of bees in May, 101
As the days grow longer, 102
As Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks, 57
A TEA-PARTY, 114
A THOUGHT, 205
A WAS AN ANT, 190
A was an ant, 190
A was once an apple-pie, 182
Baa, baa, black sheep, 32
BABY-LAND, 231
Baby mustn't frown, 128
Baby wants a lullaby, 232
Baby wants his breakfast, 34
BABY'S BREAKFAST, 34
BABY'S FRIENDS, 29
BABY'S JOURNEYS, 21
BABY'S HUSH-A-BYES, 15
BABY'S PLAYS, 3
BEES, 133
Bees don't care about the snow, 133
Bessy Bell and Mary Gray, 43
Betty Pringle had a little pig, 33
Between the hill and the brook, ook, ook, 54
Black within and red without, 93
Blow, wind, blow! and go, mill, go! 8
Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea, 39
BOSSY AND THE DAISY, 161
Bow-wow-wow! 8
Brave news is come to town, 58
Brow bender, 3
Bye, baby bunting, 15
CHICKENS IN TROUBLE, 163
Children go, 111
Clap, clap handies, 5
CLOTHES, 211
Cock crows in the morn, 101
Come, Charles, blow the trumpet, 112
Come hither, little puppy-dog, 51
Come hither, sweet Robin, 34
COME LITTLE LEAVES, 151
"Come, little leaves," said the wind one day, 151
Come! supper is ready, 159
COUNTING OUT, 114
Cross-patch, 105
CUDDLE DOWN DOLLY, 117
Curly Locks! Curly Locks! wilt thou be mine? 43
Cushy, cow bonny, let down thy milk, 33
Dance, little baby, dance up high, 22
Dance to your daddy, 6
Dear, dear! what can the matter be? 53
Dear mother, how pretty, 221
DEEDS OF KINDNESS, 208
Ding, dong, bell, 78
"Don't pick all the flowers!" cried Daisy one day, 139
Down in a dark dungeon I saw a brave knight, 94
DO YOU GUESS IT IS I? 97
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY STARS? 224
Do you know how many stars, 224
Do you know what's in my pottet? 180
Eight fingers, 8
Elizabeth, Elspeth, Betsy, and Bess, 95
EMPLOYMENT, 213
Evening red and morning gray, 102
Every evening Baby goes, 25
EXTREMES, 178
Fairies, fairies, come and be fed, 199
Father, unto Thee I pray 234
FEEDING THE FAIRIES, 199
Flour of England, fruit of Spain, 96
Flowers from clods of clay and mud! 138
FOLLOW ME! 111
FOOT SOLDIERS, 5
For every ill beneath the sun, 103
For want of a nail, the shoe was lost, 105
FOUR PETS, 168
Gay go up and gay go down, 60
Girls and boys, come out to play, 60
God watches o'er us all the day, 206
GOOD ADVICE, 210
GOOD-NIGHT, 227
GOOD-NIGHT PRAYER FOR A LITTLE CHILD, 234
Goosey, goosey, gander, 48
Go to bed first, 104
GRANDMOTHER'S WISDOM, 101
Great King Sun is out in the cold, 137
GUESS-ME-QUICKS, 93
Hearts, like doors, will ope with ease, 105
He that would thrive, 101
Here sits the Lord Mayor, 3
Hey! diddle diddle, 50
Hey diddle, dinkety, poppety, pet, 24
Hey, my kitten, my kitten, 24
Hickory, dickory, dock, 55
Higher than a house, higher than a tree, 94
High on the top of an old pine-tree, 147
HOSPITALITY, 176
How do the pussy-willows grow? 136
HOW DOTH THE LITTLE BUSY BEE, 207
How doth the little busy bee, 207
How many days has my baby to play? 6
HOW THEY SLEEP, 230
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, 94
Hundreds of stars in the pretty sky, 239
Hush-a-bye, baby, on the tree-top, 15
Hush thee, my babby, 15
I am a gold lock, 59
I am a little Music Box, 211
I am a little thing, 97
If all the seas were one sea, 57
If all the world were apple-pie, 59
If all were rain and never sun, 133
IF EVER I SEE, 212
If ever I see, 212
If wishes were horses, 105
If you sneeze on Monday, you sneeze for danger, 104
I had a little bird, 165
I had a little doggy that used to sit and beg, 30
I had a little husband, 80
I had a little nut tree, nothing would it bear, 97
I had a little pony, 30
I LIKE LITTLE PUSSY, 170
I like little Pussy, 170
I'll tell you a story, 48
I'LL TRY, 210
I'm a pretty little thing, 134
In flow'ry Japan, the home of the fan, 116
In go-cart so tiny, 115
In little Annie's garden, 134
In marble walls as white as milk, 93
INSCRIPTION FOR MY LITTLE SON'S SILVER PLATE, 205
In summer I am very glad, 119
Intery, mintery, cutery-corn, 114
IN TRUST, 215
"I," said the duck. "I call it fun", 131
I saw a ship a-sailing, 62
I see a nest in a green elm-tree, 126
It is very nice to think, 205
It's coming, boys, 215
It was a merry time, 67
I went to the wood and got it, 95
1. I went up one pair of stairs, 60
JACK HORNER, 40
Jack Homer was a pretty lad, 40
Jack and Jill went up the hill, 41
Jack Sprat could eat no fat, 78
January brings the snow, 125
John Ball shot them all, 89
KEEPING STORE, 119
KINDNESS TO ANIMALS, 207
Lady-bird, lady-bird, fly away home, 29
LADY MOON, 222
Lady moon, lady moon, 222
LEARNING TO PLAY, 215
Little baby, lay your head, 227
Little Bo-Peep, she lost her sheep, 81
Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn, 42
Little children, never give, 207
Little drop of dew, 129
LITTLE JACK FROST, 152
Little Jack Frost went up the hill, 152
"Little maid, pretty maid, whither goest thou?" 78
Little Miss Muffet, 42
Little Nan Etticoat, 94
Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree, 33
Little Tom Tucker, 41
"Lock the dairy door!" Oh, hark, the cock is crowing proudly! 177
Long legs, crooked thighs, 94
LOST, 177
Lucy Locket lost her pocket, 42
LULLABY, 232
March winds and April showers, 102
Mary had a pretty bird, 29
Mary, Mary, quite contrary, 43
MEADOW TALK, 139
Merry are the bells, and merry would they ring, 7
MINNIE AND WINNIE, 236
Minnie and Winnie, 236
Monday's child is fair of face, 106
My dear, do you know, 75
My house is red—a little house, 121
My Lady Wind, my Lady Wind, 106
My maid Mary, 43
My mother she's so good to me, 238
MY SHIP AND I, 115
Nine grenadiers, with bayonets in their guns, 180
No, little worm, you need not slip, 143
Now, Lamb, no longer naughty be, 167
NURSERY HEROES AND HEROINES, 39
NURSERY NONSENSE, 47
NURSERY NOVELS, 67
NURSERY SONG, 228
O come to the garden, dear brother, and see, 154
Oh, who is so merry, 200
O it's I that am the captain of a tidy little ship, 115
Old King Cole, 44
Old Mother Goose, when, 47
O mother, mother! I'm so cold, 163
Once a little Baby, 219
ONE AND ONE, 120
One misty, moisty morning, 58
ONE, TWO, 6
One, two, 6
On yonder hill there stands a tree, 88
OUR MOTHER, 239
O winds that blow across the sea, 130
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker's man! 4
Pat it, kiss it, 4
Pease porridge hot, 4
Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater, 78
Peter White will ne'er go right, 53
PLAYGROUNDS, 119
PRAISE GOD, 206
Praise God for wheat, so white and sweet, 206
Pretty Moo-cow, will you tell, 161
Pussicat, wussicat, with a white foot, 49
Pussy-cat, pussy-cat, 32
Pussy has a whiskered face, 168
Pussy sits beside the fire, 31
PUSSY WILLOW, 135
Pussy Willow wakened, 135
QUEEN MAB, 237
RAIN, 132
Rainbow at night, 103
RAIN IN SPRING, 133
RHYMES ABOUT A LITTLE WOMAN, 24
Riddle me, riddle me, riddle me ree, 93
Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross, 21
Right up into Bossy's eyes, 161
Ring the bell, 4
Rock-a-bye, baby, thy cradle is green, 15
Said a Snake to a Frog with a wrinkled skin, 176
Said Robin to his pretty mate, 145
Said the Table to the Chair, 197
Said this little fairy, 9
See-saw sacradown, 22
Seldom "can't," 210
Seven sweet singing birds up in a tree, 179
Shoe the horse, and shoe the mare, 5
Simple Simon met a pieman, 41
Sing a song of sixpence, 80
Six little mice sat down to spin, 32
Sleep, baby, sleep! 16
SNAKE STORY, 174
SNOW, 154
SNOWDROPS, 137
Solomon Grundy, 50
Some things go to sleep in such a funny way, 230
So soft and gentle falls the rain, 133
SPRING QUESTIONS, 136
STITCHING, 214
SUN AND RAIN, 133
Suppose the little cowslip, 208
Ten snowy white pigeons are standing in line, 10
THE BABY'S BIRTHDAY, 112
THE BARNYARD, 10
The bee is a rover, 150
THE BROWN THRUSH, 146
THE CITY MOUSE AND THE GARDEN MOUSE, 145
The city mouse lives in a house, 145
THE CHILD AND THE WORLD, 126
THE CHILD'S STAR, 224
THE CLUCKING HEN, 162
THE COW, 159
THE COW, 161
THE DARLING BIRDS, 166
The darling birds are warm, 166
THE DAISY, 134
THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF COCK ROBIN, 73
THE DIFFERENCE, 8
THE DREAM OF A BOY WHO LIVED AT NINE-ELMS, 180
THE DREAM OF A GIRL WHO LIVED AT SEVEN-OAKS, 179
THE EYES OF GOD, 206
THE FAIRY, 200
THE FASTIDIOUS SERPENT, 173
THE FEAST OF THE DOLL, 116
THE FIVE LITTLE FAIRIES, 9
The friendly cow all red and white, 159
THE FUNNIEST THING IN THE WORLD, 165
The funniest thing in the world, I know, 165
THE GARDEN YEAR, 125
THE GOOD MOLLY COW, 159
THE GRAVEL PATH, 128
The ground was all covered with snow one day, 153
THE HAPPY WORLD, 150
The King of France, and four thousand men, 55
THE LAMB, 167
The lion and the unicorn, 49
THE LITTLE DOVES, 147
The little priest of Felton, 78
The man in the moon, 53
The man in the wilderness asked me, 59
THE MELANCHOLY PIG, 176
THE NEW MOON, 221
The north wind doth blow, 30
THE ORPHAN'S SONG, 165
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SKY, 149
THE OWL AND THE EEL AND THE WARMING-PAN, 173
The owl and the eel and the warming-pan, 173
THE PALACE BED-TIME, 219
THE PALACE GARDEN, 125
THE PALACE JEST-BOOK, 173
THE PALACE PETS, 159
THE PALACE PLAYTIME, 111
THE PIGEONS, 10
THE QUEEN-MOTHER'S COUNSEL, 205
The Queen of Hearts, she made some tarts, 76
THE RABBITS, 54
The rain is raining all around, 132
THE ROBIN TO HIS MATE, 145
THE SLEEPY SONG, 234
THE SNAIL, 143
The Snail he lives in his hard round house, 143
THE SNOW-BIRD'S SONG, 153
THE STAR, 223
The star that watched above your sleep has just put out his light, 224
THE STORY OF BABY'S BLANKET, 219
THE STORY OF BABY'S PILLOW, 220
THE SWEETEST PLACE, 226
THE TABLE AND THE CHAIR, 197
THE WIND'S SONG, 130
There is one that has a head without an eye, 97
THE WORM, 143
There was a butcher cut his thumb, 62
There was a crooked man, 49
There was a girl in our town, 95
There was a little man, 82
There was a little nobby colt, 29
There was a little Serpent and he wouldn't go to school, 174
There was a man in our town, 50
There was an old man, 58
There was an old woman went up in a basket, 44
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe, 56
There was a Pig, that sat alone, 176
There was a snake that dwelt in Skye, 173
There were two birds sat on a stone, 56
There's a merry brown thrush sitting up in the tree, 146
These are the Eggs that were put in a nest, 220
They sent me to bed, dear, so dreadfully early, 117
They that wash on Monday, 103
Thirty days hath September, 103
Thirty white horses upon a red hill, 93
This is the house that Jack built, 84
This is the key of the kingdom, 87
This is the way the ladies ride, 24
This little pig went to market, 5
Three little kittens, they lost their mittens, 83
Three children sliding on the ice, 57
Three wise men of Gotham, 49
'Tis all the way to Toe-town, 5
To market, to market, 22
Tom, he was a piper's son 39
TREE ON THE HILL, 88
TWENTY FROGGIES, 142
Twenty froggies went to school, 142
Twinkle, twinkle, little star, 223
Two legs sat upon three legs, 96
Two little girls are better than one, 120
Two Robin Redbreasts built their nest, 210
Upon a great black horse-ily, 54
Upon a tall piano stool, 215
Warm, hands, warm, daddy's gone to plough, 4
WATCHING ANGELS, 219
We have bags and bags of whitest down, 119
What are little boys made of, made of? 51
What does little birdie say, 233
When good King Arthur ruled this land, 77
When I was a bachelor, 79
When Jacky's a very good boy, 102
When little Birdie bye-bye goes, 16
When Midget was a puppy, 168
When the Farmer's day is done, 10
When the wind is in the east, 104
When thou dost eat from off this plate, 205
WHERE DO ALL THE DAISIES GO, 225
Where do all the daisies go? 225
Which is the way to Baby-Land? 231
WHO HAS SEEN THE WIND? 129
Who has seen the wind? 129
Who killed Cock Robin? 73
WHO LIKES THE RAIN? 131
Who'll come and play with me here under the tree, 213
Will you take a walk with me, 162
You see, merry Phillis, that dear little maid, 114