TOBY MEND-ALL,
THE ME XRy COBLER.
Your Shoes he'll mend with won
drous care,
If you unto his stall repair.
T.HE
MERRY COBLER,
AND HIS
MUSICAL ALPHABET.
GLASGOW:
Published and Sold Wknlesalt by
J. LUMSDEN & '-ON.
[Price Two-
TH2
MERRY COBLER*
I had a little hobby horse.
And it was dapple gray ;
Its head was made of pea-
straw,
Its tail was made of
6
A a
A is an Apple,
You can buy in the street;
7
Bb
B is a Barber,
So clean and so neat.
Cc
C is a Cat,
That catches the Micej
9
Dd
D is a Dog,
That plays very nice,
10
Ee
E stands for Elegance,
Which you see in this Horsey
11
Ff
F is a Footman,
Than him there are worse.
12
G is a Goat,
That is fond of his tricks^
Hh
H is an Hedge,
Out of which we cut Sticks,
li
I stands for Industry;
Which you see here;
J is a Jumper,
Without any fear.
K k
K is our Keeper,
Whom you often may see)
17
Li
L is a Lady,
Now crossing the Sea.
16
M m
M is the Music,
To charm every heart.
19
N n
N is our Ned,
Now driving the Cart,
20
Go
O's an Old Woman,
That irons ..the Clothes^
P is a Poor Hermit,
Without any Shoes*
22
Q's the Queen's Regiment,
Look at them drilling;
Rr
R is a Romp,
To swing, very willing.
24
Ss
S is a Sailor,
Cracks jokes, and is witty
25
Tt
T is poor Tray,
Wants to dine with Miss Pretty,
26
Uu
U is my Uncle,
Now driving the Calf j
27
Vv
V's a very nice Girl,
Too civil by half.
23
W vv
W is William,
Been to market, by Dickens
29
Xx
X stands for Xerxes,
So peep at the Chickens
30
Yy
Y is the Ewe,
That grows wool for your
clothevS;
31
Zz
Z is the last,
Sec the Dcg take the Bull
by the nose.
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