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 DAME GILL. 
 
 Then Jill came in, 
 And she did grin 
 To see Jack's paper plaster ; 
 Her mother whipt 
 Her 'cross her knee, 
 For laughing at Jack's disaster. 
 
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 JACK'S THRASHING MACHINE. 
 
 Jack not much hurt, 
 
 All over dirt, 
 His m bad sadly splash'd him: 
 
 How Jill did jump 
 
 With Jack to pump, 
 And then his father thrash'd him ! 
 
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 JACK & Jllili* 
 
 OLD DAME GILL. 
 
 Read it who will 
 They'll laugh their fill. 
 
 BAXBTJRY: 
 PRISTED BY J. G. BUSTIER. 
 
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 3 
 
 JACK AND JILL. 
 
 Once Jack and Jill 
 
 Went up the hill, 
 To fetch a pail of water ; 
 
 When Jack fell down, 
 
 And broke his crown, 
 And Jill carue tumbling after. 
 
 Ball held sow's ear, 
 
 And both in rear, 
 rain 'gainst the dame and hit her; 
 
 Then she did fall 
 
 O'er Sow and Ball, 
 How Jack and Jill did titter! 
 
 And now all three, 
 
 Went in to see, 
 And put the place all right; 
 
 Which done they sup, 
 
 Then drink a cup, 
 And wish you all good night ! 
 
 CRYING IMPLEMENTS. 
 
 Hearing the rout, 
 
 Dame Gill came out, 
 With fagot sticks from th' door; 
 
 She laid 'em on Jack, 
 
 And poor J ill's back, 
 Until they both did roar. 
 
 THE HOBBY-HORSE. 
 
 Then up Jack got, 
 And home did trot, 
 
 Just as fast as he could caper : 
 Dame Gill did the job, 
 To plaster his nob, 
 
 With vinegar and brown paper. 
 
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 THE RAlNDEEIt. 
 
 9 
 
 "PADDY AND HIS BULL. 
 
 Now Jill did laugh, 
 
 And Jack did cry, 
 And the dame began to jeer : 
 
 Then Jill did say, 
 
 That they should play, 
 While Laplander rode raindeer. 
 
 They first ran high, 
 
 They then ran low, 
 And down did each other pull ; 
 
 We both are down, 
 
 We both must own : — 
 Now Paddy shall ride the bull. 
 
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 JACK'S PIG. 
 
 The pig he squall'd, 
 
 While Jack he bawl'd, 
 And Jill join'd in the choir ; 
 
 Dog Ball being near, 
 
 Bit pig by the ear, 
 And threw Jack in the mire. 
 
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 DOG BALL. 
 
 This made Jill pout 
 
 And she ran out, 
 And Jack did quickly follow ; 
 
 They rode Dog Ball, 
 
 J ill got a fall ; 
 How Jack did laugh and halloo ! 
 
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 BAD HORSEMANSHIP. 
 
 The dame came out, 
 
 To look about ; 
 Jill said that Jack was saucy : 
 
 Says Jill, I'll tell 
 
 You how Jack fell ; — 
 Twas on a bank most mossy. 
 
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 THE CAMEL JOCKEY. 
 
 Camel came by, 
 
 Says Jack, I'll try, 
 If I can't vide this prancer : 
 
 He gave a jump, 
 
 On camel's hump ; 
 He led him a droll dance, sir. 
 
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 TAYLOR AND GOOSE. 
 
 And Jill did the string let 
 loose ; 
 
 So the swing gave way, 
 
 In the midst of play, 
 And threw Jack across the goose. 
 
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 JACK ON HIS CHARGER. 
 
 Dame Gill did grin, 
 
 As she went in, 
 And Jill was plagu'd by Jack : 
 
 Donkey came by ; 
 
 Said Jack, I'll try 
 To ride upon bis back 0.