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If thot ring is made of bross, Mcmo's gonno buy you o lookin' gloss.

4.If thot lookin'gloss getsbroke, Popo's gonno buy you o billy goot.

5.

If

thot billy goot don't

pull,

Momo's gonno buy you o cort ond bull.

6.Tf thot cort and bull turn over, Popo's gonno buy you o do9 nomed Rover.

7.Tf thot

dog nomed Rover don't bork, Momo's gonno buy you o horse ond cort.

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If

thot horse ond cort foll down, You'll still bethe sweetest little boby

in town.

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2. Then f ix it, dear Henry, deor Henry, dear Henry, Then fix it, deor Henry, deor Henry, fix it.

I f ix it, deor Liza, dear Liza, With whot sholl I fix it, deor Liza, with whot?

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o stone, dear Henry, deor Henry, deor Henry, o stone, dear Henry, dear Henry , o stone.

dry, dear Liza, dear Liza, The stone is too dry, dear Liza, too dry.

3. With what sholl

13. The stone is too

4. With strow, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, With strow , dea? Henry, deor Henry, with strow.

14. Then

5.The strow is too long, dear Lizs, dear Liza, The strow is foo long, dear Liza, too long.

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6. Then cut Than cut 7

it, il,

dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, deor Henry, cuf it.

I cut it, dear Liza, deor Llza, With what shall I cut it, dear Lizo, with whot?

. With whot sholl

wet it, dear Henry, deor Henry, deor Henry, Then wet rt , dear Henry, dear Henry, wet it.

With whot shall I wet it, dear Lizs, deor Liza, With whot shall I wet rt, dear Liza, with whot?

16. Wif h water, deor Henry, dear Henry , dear Henry,

With woter , dear Henry, dear Henry, water.

I get it, deor Liza, dear Liza, But where sholl I get it, deor Lizo,but where?

t7. But where sholl

the well, deor Henry, deo? Henry, dear Henry, From the well, dear Henry, dear Henry,thewell.

8. Wifh a knife, deor Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, With a knif e, dear Henry, dear Henry, sknif e.

18. From

9. The knife is too dull, dear Liza, dear Liza, The knif e is too dull, deor Liza, too dull.

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it, deor Henry, dear Henry, dear Hznry, Then shorpen it, deor Henry, deor Henry, shorpen it.

20. With the bucket, dear Henry , dear Henry, dear Henry, With the bucket, dear Henry, deor Henry, the bucket.

With what sholl I shorpen it, dear Liza, dear Liza, With whot sholl I sharpen it, deor Lizo, with whot?

?t.There's o hole in the bucket, deor Liza, dear Liza, There's o hole in the bucket, deor Liza, o hole !

10. Then sharpen

11.

With what sholl T f etch it, deor Liza, deor Liza, With whot sholl I f etch rt, dear Liza, with whot?

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