Page:Gammer Gurton's garland, or, the nursery Parnassus (IA bim eighteenth-century gammer-gurtons-garland 1795).djvu/36

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When the wind blows the cradle will rock,
When the wind ceaſes the cradle will fall,
Down comes baby and cradle and all,

Another.

B EE baw buniing,
Daddy's gone a huntiog,
To get a little lamb's ſkin,
To-lap his little baby in.

Another.

YZ O my baby,
When I was a lady,
O then my poor baby didu't cry;
But my baby is weeping,
For want of good keeping,

{ Oh, I fear my poor baby will die.