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A, B, C, and D, 158. A, B, C, tumble down D, 26. A cat came fiddling out of a  barn, 21. A diller, a dollar, 88. A for the Ape, 161. A good child, a good child, as I  suppose you be, 11. A long-tailed pig or a short- tailed pig, 40. A man of words and not of  deeds, 147. Apple-pie, pudding, and pan- cake, 114. Arthur O' Bower, 100. As I was going to St. Ives, 125. As I went through the garden gap, 120. As round as an apple, 114. As soft as silk, 120. As the days grow longer, 95, A sunshiny shower, 93. A swarm of bees in May, 95. A was an Apple-pie, 157. A was an Archer, 158.
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Bah, bah, black sheep, 44. Bat, bat, come under my hat, 5. Bessy Bell and Mary Gray, 77. Betty Pringle had a little pig, 40. Birds of a feather, 155. Black we are, but much ad- mired, 118. Black within and red with- out 114. Blow, wind, blow! 97. Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea, 79. Bounce Buckram, velvet 's dear, 95. "Bow, wow," says the dog. 20. Bow-wow-wow! 26. Bring the hoop and bring the ball, 99. Brow bender, 2. Bryan O'Lin, 149. Burnie Bee, Burnie Bee, 46. Bye, baby Bunting, 16.
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Charley wag, 57. Cock a doodle doo! 80. Cock crows in the morn, 89. Cock Robin got up early, 27. Come hither, sweet Robin, 32. Come when you're called, 156. Cross-patch, draw the latch, 56 Curly locks! curly locks, 76. Cushy cow bonny, 35.

Daffy-down-dilly, 91. Dame Trot and her cat, 24. Dance, little baby, dance up  high, 7. Dance, Thumbkin, dance, 4. Dancy-diddlety-poppity-pin, 6 Dickery, dickery, dare, 40.
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