Jack and Jill, 60.
Jack Sprat could eat no fat, 73.
John Hobbs he had a gray
mare, 36.
Johnny shall have a new bonnet,
59.
Ladybird, ladybird, 46.
Leg over leg, 26.
Little Bo-peep, 42.
Little boy blue, 53.
Little girl, little girl, where have
you been? 70.
Little Jack a Dandy, 79.
Little Jack Horner, 57.
Little Jack Jelf, 131.
Little King Boggen, 132.
Little maid, pretty maid, 77.
Little Miss Muffet, 73.
Little Nancy Etticoat, 114.
Little Polly Flinders, 72.
Little Robin Redbreast sat upon
a tree, 31.
Little Tom Tucker, 75.
Little Tom Twig, 33.
London Bridge is broken down,
110.
Long legs, crooked thighs, 114.
Lucy Locket lost her pocket,
71.
March winds and April showers,
92.
Mary had a pretty bird, 34.
Mary, Mary, quite contrary, 12.
Miss Jane had a bag, and a
mouse was in it, 49.
Monday's child is fair in face,
90.
Multiplication is vexation, 156.
My dear, do you know, how a
long time ago, 82.
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My father he died, but I can't
tell you how, 136.
My Lady Wind, my Lady Wind,
144.
My story's ended, 164.
My true love lives far from me,
123.
Needles and pins, 75.
Now we dance looby looby, 106.
Oh, dear, what can the matter
be, 60.
Oh that I was where I would
be, 143.
Oh, who is so merry, so merry,
148.
Old King Cole, 134.
Old Mother Goose, 128.
Old Mother Twitchett, 121.
Once I saw a little bird, 33.
One misty, moisty morning, 98
One to make ready, 122.
One, two, buckle my shoe, 150.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, I caught a hare
alive, 48.
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker's
man, I.
Pease porridge hot, pease
porridge cold, 14.
Pease-porridge hot, 117.
Peter Piper. 113.
Peter White will ne'er go right,
69.
Pit, pat, well a day, 28.
Polly, put the kettle on, 67.
Poor old Robinson Crusoe! 83.
Pussy-cat Mew, 22.
Pussy-cat, pussy-cat, where have
you been? 49.
Pussy-cat sits by the fire, 23.
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