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Rope won't hang butcher ;
Butcr won't kill ox;
Ox won't drink water ;
Water won't quench fire;
Fire won't burn stick;
Stick won't beat dog ;
Dog won't bite pig ;
Piggy won't get over the stil ;
And I shan't get home to night
  But the cow said to her: " If you will go to yon
makers, and fetch me a wisp of hay, I'll give you tb
  So away the old woman went to the haymakers, an
         Haymakers give me a wisp of hay;
         Cow won't give mxe milk ;
         Cat won't kill rat ;
         Rat won't gnaw rope;
         Rope won't hang butchett,
         Butcher won't kill ox;
         Ox won't drink water;
         Water won't quench! fire
         Fire won't burn stick;
         Stick won't beat dog; ;







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            Dog won't bite pig;
            Piggy won't get over the stile ;
            And I shan't get home to night,"
  But the haymakers said to her, "If you will go to yonder
stream and fetch us a bucket of water, we'll give you the
hay,"
  So the old woman went, but when she got to the stream,
she found the bucket was full of holes. So she covered the
bottom with pebbles, aind then filled the bucket with water,
and away she went back with it to the haymakers ; and they
gave her a wisp of hay, which the old woman took joyfully
to the cow.
  As soon as the cow had eaten the hay, she gave the old
woman the milk ; and away she went with it in a saucer to
the cat.
   As soon as the cat had lapped up the milk-
     The cat began to kill the rat ;
     The rat began to gnaw the rope ;
     The rope began to hang the butcher ;
     The butcher began to kill the ox ;
     The ox began to drink the water ;
     The water began to quench the fire;
     The fire began to burn the stick ;
     The stick began to beat the dog.;
     The dog began to bite the pig;
     The little pig in a fright jumped over the stile ;
     Adso the old woman got home that night.

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