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 Jack and Jill 
 
 Went up the hill. 
 
 To fetch a pail of water 
 
 Jack fell down. 
 
 And broke his crown, 
 
 And Jill came tumbling after. 
 
 
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 Then up Jack got. 
 
 And home did trot, 
 
 As ftist as he could caper ; 
 
 Dame Gill did the job. 
 
 To plaster his nob 
 
 With vinegar and brown paper, 
 
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 Then Jill came in, 
 
 And she did grin, 
 
 To see Jack's paper plaster ; 
 
 Pier mother whipt her. 
 
 Across her knee. 
 
 For laughing at Jack's disaster 
 
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 This made Jill pout. 
 
 And she ran out. 
 
 And Jack did quickly follow, 
 
 1 hey rode dog Ball, 
 
 Jill got a fall 
 
 How Jack did laugh and hollow. 
 
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 The dame came out 
 To know all about, 
 
 Jill said that Jack was saucy. 
 
 Says Jack Til tell 
 
 You how Jill fell. 
 
 And shew'd her nassy paisy^ 
 
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 Dame Gill did grin^ 
 
 As she went in, 
 
 And Jill was plagu'd by Jack, 
 
 Will Goat came bv. 
 
 And made Jack crv. 
 
 And knock'd him on his back. 
 
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 Now Jill did laugli 
 
 And Jack did cry, 
 
 But his tears did soon abate^ 
 
 Then Jill did say. 
 
 That they should play^ 
 
 At sea-saw across the ^ate. 
 
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 Thev sea-saw'cl biVh, 
 
 They sea-saw'il low^ 
 
 At lengtii they both did tumble, 
 
 We both are down 
 
 We both must own. 
 
 Let neither of us grumble. 
 
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 Then the next thing 
 They made a swing. 
 But Jill set UD a bi^ crv. 
 For the swing* gave way. 
 In the midst of the play, 
 And threw her into the pigsty. 
 
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 The sow came by. 
 
 Says Jack Hi try. 
 
 If I can't ride this prancer ; 
 
 He gave a jump. 
 
 On old sow's rump. 
 
 But she led him a droll dance^ sir. 
 
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 Sow ran and squaird, 
 
 While Jack he bawTd, 
 
 And Jill join'd in the clioir^ 
 
 Dog Ball being near, 
 
 Bit sow by the ear, 
 
 And threw Jack into the mire. 
 
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 Tho' Jack was not hurt, 
 
 He was all over dirt, 
 
 I wish you had but seen him. 
 
 And how Jill did jump, 
 
 With him to the pumD 
 
 And pnmp'd on him to clean him. 
 
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 Hearing the rout. 
 
 Dame Gill came out. 
 
 With a horse whip from the door. 
 
 She laid it on Jack, 
 
 And poor Jill's back, 
 
 Until thev both did roar. 
 
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 Ball held sow's ear. 
 
 And both in rear, 
 
 Ran against old Dame and hit her 
 
 That she did falj^ 
 
 Over sow and Balh 
 
 How Jack and Jill did twitter. 
 
 
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 And now all three^ 
 
 Went in to see, 
 
 To put the place to right all. 
 
 Which done they sup. 
 
 Then drink a cup. 
 
 And wish you a good night alh 
 
 Printed and Sold by J. Kcndrew, Colliergate.