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 Oranges and Lemons, 
 
 Say the bells at St. Clements. 
 
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You owe me five farthings, 
 
 Say the bells at St. Martin's 
 
 When will you pay me ? 
 
 Say the bells at the Old Bailey ; 
 
 When I grow rich, 
 
 Say the bells at Shoreditch. 
 
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 When will that be, 
 
 Say the bells at Stepney, 
 I do not know 
 Says the Great Bell at Bow. 
 
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 diddle diddle. 
 
 High diddle diddle, 
 The cat and the fiddle, 
 The cow jump'd over the moon : 
 The little dog laugh'd to see such 
 sport, 
 
 While the dish ran after the spoon. 
 
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 I?a7*, J3Zac& Sheep. 
 
 Bah, bah, black sheep, 
 
 Have you any wool ? 
 Yes, Sir, I have, 
 
 Three bags full, 
 One for ray maste^ 
 
 One ft/, my dame, 
 But none for the little boy 
 
 Who cries m the lane. 
 
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 Hide a Cock- 
 
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 Torse. 
 
 Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross, 
 To see an old lady ride on a white | 
 horse, 
 
 Rings on her fingers, bells on her 
 toes, 
 
 She will have music wherever she 
 
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