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

Title	Gammer Gurton's Garland
Author	Joseph Ritson
Year	1795
Source	djvu
Progress	To be proofread
Transclusion	Index not transcluded or unreviewed

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Part I

• The Frog and Mouse
• The Lady and the Swine
• The Cambrick Shirt
• London Bridge is broken down
• The Three Children
• Robin, Bobbin, Richard, and John
• The Short Courtship
• The Old Woman that was toss'd in a Blanket
• The Old Man and the Oak
• A Solemn Dirge
• Trip upon Trenchers
• T'other little Tune
• The Three Wise Men of Gotham, who went to Sea in a Bowl
• Song of Sixpence
• The Cat and the Fiddle
• The Woodcock, the Sparrow, and the little Dog
• The Two Birds
• The surprizing Old Woman
• The miraculoud Guinea-pig
• Piper & the Fidler's Wife
• Betty Pringle's Pig
• The Nurse's Song
• Another
• Another

Part II

• A Man of Words
• The Valentine
• Three Brethren out of Spain
• Robin and Richard
• Robin the Bobbin
• Bah, Bah, Black Sheep
• Patty Cake
• Who's there?
• Cross Patch
• Mistress Mary
• The Old Man & his Calf
• Jack a Nory
• Great A
• See Saw
• (unnamed poems:)
  • 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
  • Here stands a fist
  • A little old man and I fell out
  • Little boy, pretty boy, where was you born?
  • The man in the moon
  • Four-and-twenty tailors
  • Jack and Gill
  • See saw, Margery Daw
  • There was an old woman, she liv'd in a shoe
  • Shoe the colt
  • Is John smith within?
  • Ride a cock horse
  • Ride a cock horse, to Banbury cross
  • O that I was where I would be!
  • I see the moon, and the moon sees me
  • Cock a doodle doo
  • Round about, round about
  • There was an old man in a velvet coat
  • Little Jack Horner
  • Little Tom Tucker
  • A Diller, a dollar
  • I am a pretty wench
  • What care I how black I be
  • Lady bird, Lady bird
  • John, come sell thy fiddle
  • Goose-a, goose-a, gander
• The Speech of the Horse that spoke to his Master
• (more untitled poems:)
  • Come, let's to bed
  • There was an old woman
  • There was an old woman
  • To make your candles last for aye
  • I doubt, I doubt
  • Hark, hark, the dogs do bark
  • When I was a batchelor
  • Taffy was a Welchman
  • I had a little husband
  • Old father Greybeard
  • I will tell my own daddy
  • I had a little moppet
  • Up hill and down dale

Additions (handwritten)

• Old woman, old woman, shall we go a shearing?
• Shail, snail, come out of your hole
• I'll sing you a song
• Bell horses bell horses
• Bake the cake bake the cake
• Little Tom Dandy
• O the little rusty dusty rusty Miller
• There was a little pretty lad
• The rose is red, the grass is green
• Doctor Foster was a good man
• Bee bye bunting
• Sing jig my jole, the pudding bowl
• There was an old woman She liv'd in a shoe
• Little boy Bluet come blow me your horn
• Pussy cat, pussy cat will thou be mine?
• Danty baby diddy
• Dingle dingle doosey
• Fee dum fiddle dum fee

(More hand-written additions)

• Little Tee Wee
• Old Betty Blue
• To market, to market
• Come riddle me riddle me
• Whiskum whaskum over my knee
• Somersetshire Mummers at Christmas
• On Shrove Tuesday
• A little old man of Derby
• Pussy cat Miaw jumped over a coal
• Diddle diddle dumpling my son John
• When I was a little boy
• Behold a royal dog from Kew
• Charley loves good ale and beer
• Multiplication is a vexation
• Rain rain go away
• My head doth ache
• Jack be nimble and Jack be quick
• Onery, ooery, ickery ah
• Three crooked cripples went through Cripplegate
• My grandmother sent me
• A Thatcher of Thackwood
• When Jacky's a very good boy
• There was a jolly miller