TOE 
 
 KNIFE-GRINDER' 
 
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 'i; Swing-up, my Lads ! " 
 
 The Drill-Sergeant cries, 
 " And fix on the Fngle-man 
 Each of your eyes, ; 
 
 TRICE ONE PENNY, 
 
 
FRONTISPIECE. 
 
 THE KNIFE-GRINDER. 
 
THE 
 
 KNIPE-GRINDER's 
 
 IBUJUXBIMP 
 
 OF 
 
 Pictures § Poetry, 
 
 FOR 
 
 BOYS AND GIRLS. 
 
 OTLEY: 
 
 PRINTED BY WILLTAM WALKER, 
 
 1829. 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 " Come buy ray fine Ap 
 pies/' 
 
 The old Woman cries, 
 "You cannot have better 
 
 " For eating or pies " 
 
6 
 
 THE 1U7DGET. 
 
 The Huxter and Donkey 
 Are both on their legs 
 
 They're going- to market 
 For butter and eggs. 
 
E BUDGET. 
 
 The Barber, of all men, 
 Is most full of news, 
 
 And ever detested 
 
 By long-bearded Jews. 
 
8 
 
 THE BUDGET. 
 
 cc Well, Richard, you're 
 mounted 
 Again, I declare V 9 
 "Yes, riding is better 
 ""Than walking, by far !" 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 The Goat on the crag 
 You see fast asleep ; 
 
 From whence he can leap, 
 Tho' it's ever so steep. 
 
10 
 
 THE BUDGET. 
 
 The Child and Miss Pussy 
 Do play very nice; 
 
 But Pussy had much rather 
 Play with some mice. 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 11 
 
 cc Be quick as a Lamp 
 
 lighter!" 
 
 Sometimes we say : 
 Here's one upon duty 
 Fast tripping away. 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 O, Keeper ! thy visage 
 Is dreadful indeed ! 
 
 Thy presence I'll flee 
 With all possible speed. 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 13 
 
 Here comes for the Butcher 
 
 A fine lusty Calf, 
 For the killing of which 
 
 He perhaps will get half. 
 
14 
 
 THE BUDGET. 
 
 Potatoes are useful, 
 If they be but good : 
 
 The ground must be tili'd, 
 Or we cannot have food. 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 15 
 
 That Hound, I dare say,, 
 Wont like the Boy's 
 whip ; 
 Could he break the cord, 
 He would give him the 
 slip. 
 
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 16 
 
 THE BUDGET 
 
 Poor Jack ! I'm afraid 
 That thy bum will be 
 sore : 
 That footmen were boot- 
 jacks 
 I ne'er knew before. 
 

 THE BUDGET, 
 
 17 
 
 You here see a poor man 
 Repairing a chair ; 
 
 He sits on the ground^ 
 Quite exposed to the air. 
 
J)>* ' 
 
 18 
 
 THE BUDGET. 
 
 y&-. * I » I •— 
 
 Silk; Cotton, and Sugar, 
 And Coffee, and Tea, 
 
 Are fetched by the sailors 
 Across the great sea. 
 
THE liUDGET. 
 
 19 
 
 Poor Tray seems inclined 
 With Matilda to dine : 
 He wants but the meat,— 
 
 He would leave her the 
 
 wine. 
 
20 
 
 THE BUDGET. 
 
 Come buy my fat Rabbits,, 
 Come, Ladies, and buy; 
 
 With mutton they make 
 A most excellent pie. 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 21 
 
 When the Hen calls her 
 Chickens, 
 They follow straight- 
 way ; 
 So Children should always 
 Their Parents obey. 
 
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 THE BUDGET. 
 
 You see the old Laundress 
 At work in her drills ; 
 
 But I fear she's too old 
 To crimp you your frills. 
 
THE RUDGET. 
 
 23 
 
 cc Buy a good sweeping 
 brush, — 
 "Hand-brushes buy^— 
 
 c I'll sell you cheap brush 
 es/'— 
 The old man doth cry. 
 
24 
 
 TOE BUDGET 
 
 This Lady of pleasure 
 Is taking fresh air ; 
 
 Which may do very well, 
 If the weather keep fair. 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 25 
 
 Poor Ned, I'm afraid, 
 Cannot meet with his 
 horse ; 
 
 He seems quite distracted 
 At so great a loss. 
 
26 
 
 THE BUDGliT. 
 
 The Girl you see swing- 
 ing 
 
 If the band only break, 
 Will be in great danger 
 
 Of breaking her neck, 
 
THE BUDGET. 
 
 27 
 
 A Bull-baiting now 
 
 Puts an end to my book : 
 The scene is so cruel, 
 
 I can scarce bear to 
 look. 
 
 IV. Walker, Printer, Otley. 
 
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THE 
 
 KNIFE-GRINDER'S 
 
 Old Billy, poor man ! 
 
 Is depriv'd of his sight, 
 But still with his music 
 
 Produces delight. 
 
 PRICE ONE PENNY.