A cat may look at a king	186
A Curious Discourse that passed beween the twenty-five letters at dinner-time	139
A DRINKING CUSTOM	257
A duck and a drake	112
A flock of white sheep	142
A gift—a friend—a foe—	228
A hill full, a hole full	144
A house full, a yard full	145
A northern har	156
A penn'orth of bread to feed the Pope	254
A pie sat on a pear tree	257
A pleen-pie tit	183
A robin and a titter-wren	164
A seyal, a seyal in our town	249
A Shrovun, a Shrovun	247
A Shrovun, a Shrovun	247
A warke it ys as easie to be doone	197
A water there is I must pass	149
A woman, a spaniel, and a walnut-tree	178
A. apple-pye, B. bit it	138
A. to Amerous, to Aventurous, ne Angre the not to moche	136
Af kött och blod är jag upprunnen	147
Ah ! Where have you been, Lairde Rowlande, my son ?	261
All hail to the moon, all hail to thee !	160
All hele, thou holy herb vervin	226
ALL SOULS' DAY	253
All the bairns unborn will rue the day	205
An old story is told of a man	221
And if thou dost buy this book	82
Apala, mesala	135
APPLES	177
APRIL FOOL DAY	251
April-fool time's past and gone	251
Archdeacon Pratt would eat no fatt	17
Arthur o'Bower has broken his band	159
As Chicken-licken went one day to the wood (Tale)	29
As foolish as monkeys till twenty and more	187
As high as a castle	144
As I look'd out o' my chamber window	145
As I walk'd by myself	11
As I was going by Charing Cross	10
As I was going o'er London bridge I heard something crack	145
As I was going o'er London bridge I met a drove of guinea pigs	146
As I was going o'er yon moor of moss	145
As I went over Hottery Tottery	150
As I went through my houter touter	150
As I went to Ratcliffe Fair	272
As straight as a maypole	148
As the days grow longer	156
As this bean-shell rots away	208
As we redyn, gaderyd most hym be	226
As white as milk	143
Ash-tree, ashen-tree	208
At the end of my yard there is a vat	146
At the Westgate came Thornton in	205
Awa', birds, awa'	179
BALL DIVINATION	220
Banks full, braes full	144
BARBERS' FORFEITS	254
BARLEY-BRIDGE	118
BEANS AND BUTTER	113
Beer a bumble	186
Belasise, Belassis, daft was thy nowle	200
Bellasay, Bellasay, what time of day ?	201
BELLASIS	200
Bellysys Belysys dafe was thy sowel	200
BILLY, MY SON	258
BIRD SHOOER'S SONG	179
Black within, and red without	146
Black'm, saut'm, rough'm, glower'm, saw	146
Blessed is the eye	198
Blow the wind high, blow the wind low	194
Blue is true	228
Bo Peeper, Nose dreeper	105
Bobby Shafto's getten a bairn	202
Bobby Shafto's gone to sea	201
Bobby Shafto's looking out	201
Bone-shave right	213
BO-PEEP	109
Bo-Peep, Little Bo-Peep	109
BOY'S BAILIFF	243
BROCKLEY HILL	198
Brow brinky	106
Brow-bone, Eye-stone	106
BUCKEE BENE	214
Buckee, Buckee, biddy Bene	214
BUCKLAND	195
Buckland and Laverton	195
Burn ash-wood queen	178
Burnie bee, burnie bee	3
Captain Wedderburn's Courtship	151
CARE SUNDAY	251
Care Sunday, care away	251
Catharine and Clement, be here, be here	238
CATHERNING	238
CHARM RHYMES	206
Chicky, cuckoo, my little duck	109
CHILD ROWLAND (Tale)	78
Christ was of a virgin born	212
CHRISTMAS	230
CHRISTMAS MUMMERS' PLAY	231
Cloister-dame, in house of shell	177
Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe	102
Cock, cock, I have la-a-a-a-yed !	174
COCKLE BREAD	256
COLEBROOK	195
COLLINGWOOD	188
COLLOP MONDAY	245
Collop Monday, Pancake Tuesday	245
COLOURS	228
Come, butter, come	209
Cook a ball, cherry-tree	220
COUNTING OUT RHYMES	134
Cramp, be thou faintless	212
CROWS	171
Cuckoo, cherry-tree	221
CUCKSTONE	193
Cut them on Monday, you cut them for health	227
DABBLING IN THE DEW	269
Dance, thumbkin, dance	104
DANCING LOOBY	129
DAYS OF BIRTH	228
DOCK	223
Doctor Sacheverel	12
DOMESTIC POULTRY	174
Double Dee Double Day	18
Down on the shed Lille Bulle rolled	9
Dragon fly! Dragon fly! fly about the brook	175
DRAGON-FLIES	174
DROP CAP	113
DROP-GLOVE	130
EARSDON	206
EASTER GLOVES	250
Eighty-eight wor Kirby feight	205
ELTON	188
FACE SONGS	105
February fill the dyke	158
FELTON	191
FIFTH OF NOVEMBER	253
Fight on, Rattlebone	199
FINGER NAILS	227
First come, first serve— then come not late	255
First comes David, next come Chad	156
Fly, fly, our Lord's own hen !	6
Fly, lady-bird, fly!	5
Fool, fool, April fool	251
For we are come here	166
Friday night's dream	184
Friday's moon, Come when it wool	159
Friday's moon, Once in seven year	159
GAME OF THE CAT	115
GAME OF THE FOX	131
GAME OF THE GIPSY	131
GILLING	195
Gin you wish to be leman mine	225
Give a thing and take again	181
Give a thing, take a thing	182
Gnat, gnat, fly into my hat	180
Go to bed first	220
God bless the master of this house	236
God have your saul	253
Gold-bird, get thee gone	5
Gold-hen, gold-cow!	5
Good morning, missus and measter	252
Good morrow to you, Valentine !	239
Good morrow, friends: St. Valentine is past	240
Good morrow, Valentine ! I be thine	239
Good morrow, Valentine, God bless	239
Good morrow, Valentine, I go to-day	250
Good St. Thomas, do me right	224
Good Valentine, be kind to me	220
GOTHAM	195
Gray's Inn for walks	186
Gubben och gumman hade en kalf	3
Guld-höna, guld-ko!	5
Guldvogel, flieg aus	4
Gumman ville vagga	7
Ha wish ye a merry Christmas	230
Had it not been For your quicken-tree goad	226
Halfe Englande ys nowght now but shepe	110
Hamden of Hamden did foregoe	194
HAMPDEN	194
HANDY DANDY	116
Handy-dandy riddledy ro	116
Handy-dandy, Jack-a-dandy	116
Harry Whistle, Tommy Thistle	101
Hartley and Hallowell, a' ya' bonnie lassie	206
HARVEST HOME	252
Harvest home, harvest home	252
Have at thee, Black Hartforth	196
HAWLEY	194
He got out of the muxy	183
He that hath it and will not keep it	186
He that lies at the stock	220
He tossed the ball so high, so high	192
Herbe pimpernell, I have thee found	179
Here come two dukes all out of Spain	123
Here comes a poor woman from Babylon	132
Here goes my lord	108
Here sits the lord mayor	106
Here thou shalt be	192
Here we all stand round the ring	119
Here we go round the bramble-bush	126
Here we go round the mulberry-bush	127
Here's a health to the barley mow	252
Here's a health unto our maister	252
Here's a poor soldier come to town !	126
Here's two or three jolly boys all o' one mind	244
HEWLEY PULEY	124
Hey diddle diddle	270
HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE	270
Hic, hoc, the carrion crow	13
Hickup, hickup, go away	208
Higgory, diggory, digg'd	114
Higham on the hill	197
Higher than a house, higher than a tree	146
Hitty Pitty within the wall	149
HITTY TITTY	113
Hitty-titty in-doors	113
Hoddy-doddy	142
Hoping this night my true love to see	217
Hot boil'd beans and very good butter	113
Hot kale or cold kale, I drink thee	219
How many miles to Barley-bridge ?	118
HUGH OF LINCOLN	192
Hush, hush, hush, hush !	258
Hvar har du varit så länge	262
Hvar har du va't så länge	263
Hvem är det som rider ?	108
Hytum, skytum	135
I am become of flesh and blood	147
I charge my daughters every one	131
I had a cock, and a cock lov'd me	264
I had a little bonny nagg	14
I had a little nut-tree, nothing would it bear	10
I had a little sister	145
I have four sisters beyond the sea	150
I offer this my sacrifice	215
I saw a fight the other day	149
I see by the latch	250
I sow, I sow !	215
I went to the sea, And saw twentee	111
If Candlemas day be fair and bright	157
If Long Compton thou canst see	193
If Skiddaw have a cap	204
If the cock moult before the hen	174
If there be a rainbow in the eve	155
If you find even-ash or four-leaved clover	223
If you love me as I love you	222
If you love me, pop and fly	224
If you set it The cats will eat it	179
If you would go to a church miswent	193
Igdum, digdum, didum, dest	135
I'm a dull senseless blockhead	143
I'm in every one's way	141
In April the koo-coo can sing her note by rote	161
In April, 'A shake 'as bill	160
In April, The cuckoo shows his bill	160
In days of yore old Abraham Elt	188
In days of yore, when this country was governed by several sovereigns (Tale)	35
In fir tar is	12
In July Some reap rye	184
In March The birds begin to search	184
In nomine Patris, up and downe	213
In the bloud of Adam death was taken	213
In the merry days of good King Arthur, there lived in one of the counties of England (Tale)	95
In the name of God, on Mount Olivet	226
In the reign before William the Conqueror (Tale)	82
In the reign of King Arthur there lived near Land's End (Tale)	50
In the reign of King Arthur, and in the county of Cornwall (Tale)	62
In time of prosperity friends will be plenty	186
INGLEBOROUGH	204
Ingleborow, Pendle, and Penigent	204
Into my house came neighbour John	148
ISLE OF MAN	205
ISLE OF WIGHT SHROVERS	246
It is time to cock your hay and corn	157
It is written upon a wall in Rome	194
It's time, I believe	111
I've a glove in my hand Hittity Hot !	130
I've seen you where you never was	144
J.C.U.R. Good Mounseir Car	140
JACK AND THE GIANTS (Tale)	60
JACK HORNBY (Tale)	50
Jack Horner was a pretty lad	16
JACK ROBINSON	197
JACK SPRAT	266
Jack Sprat could eat no fat	266
JACK-A-DANDY	181
Jackatawad ran over the moor	146
Jack's alive and in very good health	112
Jag ser det dagligen	143
Jenny, come here !	17
Jesus was born in Bethlem	210
John Lively, Vicar of Kelloe	202
Johnny Reed! Johnny Reed!	51
Johnny tuth' Bellas daft was thy poll	200
Jungfru Marias Nyckelpiga!	5
KALE	219
Katy mês Ninka beyt?	171
KELLOE	202
Kernel come kernel, hop over my thumb	224
Kinnewippchen, Rothlippchen	107
Klosterfrau im Schneckenhäussle,	177
KNEE-SONGS	107
Kukuk, Beckenknecht !	221
Lady-bird ! Lady-bird ! pretty one ! stay !	4
Lady-cow, lady-cow, fly thy way home	3
LANCASHIRE	191
Lancashire law	187
LAPWING AND RINGDOVE	172
Last May-day fair I search'd to find a snail	176
Last Valentine, the day when birds of a kind	241
Lavender's blue, dilly dilly, lavender's green	237
LAZY JACK	36
LAZY LAWRENCE	185
LEICESTERSHIRE	197
LENT CROCKING	250
LEYLAND	192
Liar, liar, lick dish	13
Liar, liar, lick spit	182
Lille Bulle Trilla' ner å skulle	9
Lille Trille	8
Lilly low, lilly low, set up on an end	146
LINCOLN	203
Lincoln was, and London is	203
Link Lank, on a bank	148
Little Bo-peep has lost her sheep	110
Little lad, little lad, where wast thou born ?	191
Little Shon a Morgan	109
Little Trille Lay on a Shelf	8
Long before Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table (Tale)	39
LOVE DIVINATIONS	215
Love, to thee I send these gloves	250
Luna, every woman's friend	217
Magpie, magpie, chatter and flee	168
MAGPIES	167
Maikäferchen, Maikäferchen, fliege weg!	5
Maikäferchen, fliege	5
MALLY DIXON AND KNURRE-MURRE (Tale)	51
Many years ago there lived at the University of Oxford a young student (Tale)	49
Many years ago there lived on the brow of a mountain (Tale)	43
March will search, April will try	185
March winds and April showers	159
Mars, hurs, abursa, aburse	212
MARUM	179
MARY BROWN. FAIR GUNDELA	119
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John	210
MAY DAY	252
May this to me, Now happy be	161
May-bird, fly	5
May-bird, May-bird, fly away.	5
Millery, millery, dustipoll	21
MISCELLANEOUS PEURILE AMUSEMENTS	111
Monday's child is fair in face	228
Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar lived in a vinegar bottle (Tale)	26
My belief,—	222
MY COCK LILY-COCK	263
MY DAUGHTER JANE	123
My dear, do you know How a long time ago	163
My father he died, I cannot tell how	9
My granny is sick, and now is dead	256
My hand burns hot, hot, hot	113
My lady's lost her diamond ring	125
My loaf in my lap	209
My mother and your mother	107
MY SOW HAS PIGGED	113
N. for a word of deniance	188
Namby Pamby	21
Nanty Panty, Jack-a-Dandy	21
Nettle in, dock out	223
NETTLES GROW IN AN ANGRY BUSH	130
New moon, new moon, declare to me	160
New moon, new moon, I hail thee !	160
NEW YEAR'S DAY	236
NIDDY-NODDY	114
No halfers, Findee, keepee	257
No heart can think, no tongue can tell	179
No heart can think, nor tongue can tell	198
No weather is ill	156
NOEL	188
NORTH ACRE	200
Now Christmas is come, and now Pappy's come home	230
Now the pixies' work is done !	190
Now we dance looby, looby, looby	129
Now, miller, miller	21
O good St. Faith, be kind to-night	216
O hold away from me, kind sir	151
Of flesh and blood sprung am I ever	147
Oh, lend a hammer and a nail	190
Oh, where are you going, My pretty maiden fair	269
Oh, where ha' ye been a' day, My boy Tammy ?	260
Old Father Greybeard	143
On three crosses of a tree	207
Once I was a monarch's daughter	166
Once upon a time there lived a king who had three daughters (Tale)	52
Once upon a time there was a boy whose name was Jack (Tale)	36
Once upon a time there was a teeny-tiny woman (Tale)	25
Once upon a time there was a young lady called Lady Mary, who had two brothers (Tale)	47
Once upon a time there was an old miser (Tale)	31
One for anger	168
One-ery, two-ery	134
One's unlucky	171
Our Lord was the fyrst man	211
Out 'ettle, in dock	223
Over the water	148
PACE EGGING	244
Pandebeen, Oisteen	106
Paper's scarce, and luv iz dear	242
Pea-pod hucks	178
PEAS	178
Peep, fool, peep	239
Pee-wit, pee-wit	172
Peter was sitting on a marble-stone	212
Peter White will ne'er go right	20
Philomel, with melody	258
PIGEONS	172
Pigeons never do know woe	172
PIMPERNELL	179
Pippin, pippin, fly away	177
Pit-a-pat, the pan is hot	246
Pixy fine, pixy gay	190
PRESTON	191
Proud Preston, poor people	191
PUSS IN BOOTS	56
Put your finger in foxy's hole	112
QUEEN ANNE	133
Queen Anne, Queen Anne, who sits on her throne	133
Rain, rain, go to Spain	156
Rainbow I' th' morning	155
Raine, raine, goe away	157
RIBCHESTER	194
Ricket, racket, find it, tack it	257
Riddle me, riddle me, what is that	142
ROLLRIGHT	193
ROSEBERRY TOPPING	202
Round the house, and round the house	158
Rules for seemly Behaviour	255
Ruste duste tarbotell	19
S. George, S. George, our ladies knight	213
SAINT LEVAN	193
Saint Valentine, of custom year by year	240
Saturday's new, and Sunday's full	159
Says A, give me a good large slice	139
Schneckhûs, peckhûs	177
SEE SAW	112
See-saw, sack-a-day	11
SEVERN	198
She must no more a-maying	241
SHERSTON MAGNA	198
Shoe my horse !	102
Shoe the colt, shoe !	101
Shoe, shoe my little horse	102
SHREWSBURY	196
SIR RALPH ASHTON	191
SKIDDAW	203
Skiddaw, Lanvellin, and Casticand	204
Sko, sko min lille häst	102
Skoe min hest !	101
SLATE GAMES	114
Sluggardy guise	185
Snail ! Snail ! come out here !	177
Snail, snail ! put out your horn	175
Snail, snail, come out of your hole	176
Snail, snail, put out your horns	175
Snailie, snailie, shoot out your horn	176
Snakestanger! Snakestanger!	175
Sneel, snaul	175
Snegl ! Snegl ! kom herud !	177
SNOW	157
Snow, snow faster	157
Snow, snow, give over	157
Sow in the sop	185
Speak of a person and he will appear	183
St. AGNES' NIGHT	218
St. Agnes, that's to lovers kind	219
St. Luke, St. Luke, be kind to me	218
St. Simon and Jude, on you I intrude	216
Stand fast, root ; bear well, top	242
STANTON DREW	198
Sweet guardian angels, let me have	241
Sweet Jesu, for thy mercy's sake	191
Swing'em, swang'em, bells at Wrangham	197
Take this ! What's this ? Hewley-puley	125
Tales of my Nursery ! shall that still loved spot	v
TEENY-TINY (Tale)	25
Thanne wowede Wrong	116
That's a lee wi'a latchet	182
That's a lie with a latchet	182
THE ASH	178
THE BARLEY MOW	252
THE BEGGARS OF RATCLIFFE FAIR	272
THE BRAMBLE BUSH	126
THE BULL OF NORROWAY (Tale)	52
The calf, the goose, the bee	144
THE CAT AND THE MOUSE (Tale)	33
The cat and the mouse Play'd in the malt-house (Tale)	33
THE CAULD LAD OF HILTON	189
The children of Holland	187
The cock gaed to Rome, seeking shoon	174
The Collingwoods have borne the name	188
THE CUCKOO	160
The cuckoo and the gowk	141
The cuckoo comes in April	161
The Demands Joyous	152
THE DIAMOND RING	125
The diuell pull out both thine eies	213
The dog of the kill	103
THE EVEN ASH	222
The ev'ning red, and the morning gray	155
The fiddler and his wife	142
The fifth of November	253
The first letter of our fore-fadyr	149
The first time that I gaed to Coudingham fair	274
THE FIVE FINGERS	103
THE FOUR SISTERS	150
The Fox gives warning	131
THE GAME OF DUMP	128
THE GNAT	180
The King of France went up the hill	10
The king of France, and four thousand men	10
THE KIRBY FEIGHT	205
The land was white	144
The little priest of Felton	191
The Lord Dacre	200
THE MAIDEN AND THE FROG (Tale)	43
THE MAN IN THE MOON	228
The Man in the Moon Came tumbling down	229
The Man in the Moon drinks claret But he is a dull	229
The Man in the Moon drinks claret With powder-beef	229
THE MISER AND HIS WIFE (Tale)	31
THE MOON	159
THE OLD DAME	132
THE OWL	166
THE OX	214
THE OXFORD STUDENT (Tale)	49
THE POOR SOLDIER	126
THE POOR WOMAN OF BABYLON	132
THE PRINCESS OF CANTERBURY (Tale)	35
THE RAINBOW	155
The robin and the red-breast	165
The robin and the wren	164
THE ROBIN AND THE WREN	162
The robin red-breast and the wren	164
The rose is red	239
The rose is red, the violet's blue	250
THE SNAIL	175
The sons of King Arthur were playing at ball in the merry town of Carlisle (Tale)	78
The south wind brings wet weather	159
The sports of childhood's roseate dawn	276
THE STORY OF CHICKEN-LICKEN (Tale)	29
THE STORY OF MR. FOX (Tale)	47
THE STORY OF MR. VINEGAR (Tale)	26
The tailor of Biciter	16
THE THREE HEADS OF THE WELL (Tale)	39
THE THREE QUESTIONS (Tale)	32
THE TOWN LOVERS	118
THE TROUT	180
THE WALNUT TREE	178
THE WIND	158
THE WOOD PIGEON	172
The wren, the wren, the king of all birds	166
THE YARROW	223
Then John he arose, And to the door goes	249
There is a bird of great renown	149
There is a girl of our town	119
There lived formerly in the county of Cumberland a nobleman who had three sons (Tale)	32
There was a king met a king	141
There was a lady lov'd a hogge	7
There was a little green house	142
There was a man rode through our town	147
There was a man went over the Wash	147
There was a miller, who left no more estate to his three sons (Tale)	56
There was an old couple, and they were poor	270
There was an old man	3
There was an old man had three sons	14
There was an old woman Liv'd under a hill	14
There were three cooks of Colebrook	195
There's a good card for thee	114
They that wash on Monday	187
Thille Lille On the roof-tree sat	8
Thille Lille Satt på take'	8
This broke the barn	105
This charme shall be said	207
This even-ash I hold in my hand	222
This is the way the ladies ride	107
This is the way we wash our clothes	127
This knot I knit	218
This pig went to market	102
THORNTON	205
Those that go my way, butter and eggs	257
Those that made me were uncivil	183
Thou pretty herb of Venus' tree	223
Three blew beanes in a blew bladder	214
Three things by beating better prove	178
Three times this knot I tie secure	222
Three wise men of Gotham	195
Three words I know to be true	144
Tid, Mid, Misera	245
Tid, Mid, Misera	251
Tis not this bone I mean to stick	225
TIT FOR TAT	185
Titty cum tawtay	112
To Beccles ! To Beccles !	132
To wilder measures next they turn	52
TOBACCO	180
Tobacco hic	180
TOE GAMES	101
TOM HICKATHRIFT (Tale)	81
Tom Potts was but a serving-man	210
TOM THUMB (Tale)	94
Tom Thumbkin	104
Tom Thumbkins	105
Tomme tott	105
Tommeltot	105
TOMMY LINN	271
Tommy Linn is a Scotchman born	271
To-morrow come never	184
To-whoo—to-whoo !	166
Tremble and go !	208
Trim tram	186
Trylle the ball againe my Jacke	258
TWELFTH NIGHT	237
Two angels from the North	211
Two legs sat upon three legs	148
Unto the Virgin Mary our Saviour was born	211
VALENTINE'S DAY	238
VERVAIN	225
Wae's me ! Wae's me !	189
Wassal, wassal, to our town !	236
We drink to thee and thy white horn	214
We go from Bickbury and Badger	244
WEATHER RHYMES	155
What God never sees	143
What's there ? Cheese and bread	128
When clouds appear like rocks and towers	156
When Easter falls in our Lady's-lap	184
When Roseberry-topping wears a cap	202
When the bud of the aul	180
When the cuckoo comes to the bare thorn	161
When the wind is in the east, Then the fishes	158
When the wind is in the east, 'Tis neither good	158
When with panniers astride	193
Where hast thou been so long now	262
Where hast thou been so long now	263
Where have been all the day, My boy Billy ?	259
Where have you been to-day, Billy, my son ?	259
Whereas I have by you been driven	196
Which weighs heavier	146
Who comes here ? A grenadier !	23
WHO KILL'D COCK ROBIN	169
Who kill'd Cock Robin ?	169
Who, who, the bride will be ?	171
Why row ye so, why row ye so?	121
William and Mary, George and Anne	11
Winter's thunder	156
WRANGHAM	197
Yarroway, yarroway, bear a white blow	223
YOULING	242