He said to the pig, “I have run away from

a little old woman, a little old man, some men who were threshing, some men who were mowing and a cow.

I can run away

from you, too;

I can and I can."

Then the pig ran after him, but he could not catch him.

Soon the Gingerbread

Boy came to

a fox.

He said to the fox,

"I have run

away from a

I can run away from you, too

little old woman, a little old man, some
men who were threshing, some men who
were mowing, a cow and a pig.

I can run away from you, too; I can and
I can."

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Then the fox ran after him.

Now the old fox could run very fast.

He soon caught the Gingerbread Boy and began to eat him.

The poor little Gingerbread Boy said,
"Oh, dear, I am quarter gone!
Oh, dear, I am half gone!

Oh, dear, I am three-quarters gone!
Oh, dear, I am all gone!"

And he never spoke again.

COCK CROWS IN THE MORN

"Cock crows in the morn

To tell us to rise,

And he who lies late

Will never be wise.

For early to bed,

And early to rise,
Is the way to be healthy
And wealthy and wise."

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LITTLE BO-PEEP

1. Lit-tle Bo-peep has lost her sheep, And can-not tell where to find them; 2. Little Bo-peep fell fast a-sleep, And dreamt she heard them bleating; But 3. Then up she took her little crook, De-ter-mined for to find them; She

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Leave them alone, and they'll come home, And bring their tails behind them. when she a-woke, she found it a joke, For still they all were fleeting. found them indeed, but it made her heart bleed, For they'd left their tails behind them.

SEE-SAW, MARGERY DAW

Allegretto. mf

J. W. ELLIOTT

See-saw, Mar gery Daw, Jack shall have a

new mas ter;

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ry had a lit tle lamb; Its fleece was white as snow.
'ry-where that Mary went, The lamb was sure

to

go.