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            Old Mother Hubbard

               AND HER DOG.

              [Illustration]

                 NEW YORK:
JOHN McLOUGHLIN, Publisher, 24 Beekman Street.
     BOSTON.--S. W. COTTRELL, Cornhill.


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            OLD MOTHER HUBBARD
               AND HER DOG.

              [Illustration]

          Old Mother Hubbard
          Went to the cupboard,
       To give her poor Dog a bone,
          When she came there
          The cupboard was bare,
       And so the poor Dog had none.

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     JOHN McLOUGHLIN, Publisher, N. Y.


              [Illustration]

          She went to the Tavern,
       For white wine and red,
          When she came back
       The Dog stood on his head.

          She brought him a cake
       Which she bought at the Fair,
          When she came back
       The Dog sat in a chair.


              [Illustration]

       She went to the Baker's
          To buy him some bread,
       When she came back
          Poor Doggy was dead.


              [Illustration]

       She went to the Undertaker's
          To buy him a coffin,
       When she came back
          The Dog was laughing.

       She took a clean dish
          To get him some tripe,
       When she came back
          He was smoking his pipe.


              [Illustration]

       She went to the Tailor's
          To buy him a coat,
       When she came back,
          He was riding a goat.

       She went to the Fruiterer's
          To buy him some fruit,
       When she came back,
          He was playing the flute.


              [Illustration]

       She went to the Barber's
          To buy him a wig,
       When she came back
          He was dancing a jig.

       She went to the Cobbler's
          To buy him some shoes,
       When she came back
          He was reading the news.


              [Illustration]

       She went to the Hatter's
          To buy him a hat,
       When she came back
          He was feeding her cat.

       She went to the Sempstress
          To buy him some linen,
       When she came back
          The Dog was spinning.


              [Illustration]

       She went to the Hosier's
          To buy him some hose,
       When she came back
          He was drest in his clothes.

       The Dame made a curtsey,
          The Dog made a bow,
       The Dame said 'your servant,'
          The Dog said 'bow wow.'


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