Mother Goose Rhymes

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1. Эти маленькие шедевры · article
2. «A was an apple-pie...» · poem
3. Алфавит · poem
4. «Here's A, B, and C...» · poem
5. «Great A, little a...» · poem
6. «Great A was alarmed at B's bad behaviour...» · poem
7. «Old Abram Brown is dead and gone...» · poem
8. «На светлой стороне Луны...» · poem
9. «American jump, American jump...» · poem
10. «Anna Elise, she jumped with surprise...» · poem
11. «Круглый, как спелое яблоко...» · poem
12. Королевский пирог («Артур был славным королём...») · poem
13. «Arthur O'Bower has broken his band...» · poem
14. «Hush-a-bye a baa-lamb...» · poem
15. «Hush thee, my babby...» · poem
16. «Baby and I...» · poem
17. «Тише, детка, тише, тише...» · poem
18. «Bye, O my baby, When I was a lady...» · poem
19. «Dance a baby, diddy...» · poem
20. «How many days has my baby to play?..» · poem
21. «Спи сынок, а люльку...» · poem
22. «Баю-баю, детки...» · poem
23. Колыбельная («Качайся, мой мальчик, то вправо, то влево...») · poem
24. «Bye, baby bumpkin...» · poem
25. Спи, мой ангел · poem
26. А далеко ли Вавилон? · poem
27. «As I was going to Banbury...» · poem
28. «Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross, To buy little Johnny a galloping horse...» · poem
29. «Скачи, мой конёк, без оглядки вперёд...» · poem
30. «Ride a cock-horse To Banbury Cross, To see wjat Tommy can buy...» · poem
31. Парик для судьи · poem
32. «Barber shaved the mason...» · poem
33. «Barnaby Bright he was a sharp cur...» · poem
34. «Barney Bodkin broke his nose...» · poem
35. «Go to bed first...» · poem
36. At the siege of Belle Isle · poem
37. «Дон-дин-дон!..» · poem
38. «Bessy Bell and Mary Gray...» · poem
39. «Little Betty Blue...» · poem
40. «Betty Botter bought some butter...» · poem
41. «Little Betty Pringle she had a pig...» · poem
42. «There was an old woman of Leeds...» · poem
43. «Where have you been today, Billy, my son?..» · poem
44. «Where have you been all the day...» · poem
45. «Повстречал я воробья...» · poem
46. «White bird featherless...» · poem
47. «Little bird of paradise...» · poem
48. «Away, birds, away...» · poem
49. «Of all the gay birds that e'er I did see...» · poem
50. «Сидели две птицы на крыше сарая...» · poem
51. «The tailor of Bicesyer...» · poem
52. «Black I am and much admired...» · poem
53. «What care I how black I be...» · poem
54. Барашек · poem
55. «Мой пес Колокольчик был славный щенок...» · poem
56. «Little Blue Betty lived in a den...» · poem
57. «Buzz, quoth the blue fly...» · excerpt
58. «Little Bob Robin...» · poem
59. «Bobby Shafto's gone to sea...» · poem
60. «As a little fat man of Bombay...» · poem
61. «Oh, what have you got for dinner, Mrs. Bond?..» · poem
62. «Old Boniface he loved good cheer...» · poem
63. Не может быть · poem
64. «Bo-peep, Little Bo-peep...» · poem
65. Про Мэри-бедняжку и её барашка · poem
66. «Little boy, little boy, where wast thou born...» · poem
67. «Жили-были мальчишка с девчонкой...» · poem
68. «There was a little boy went into a barn...» · poem
69. «Как был малыш я, у меня...» · poem
70. «When I was a little boy I washed my mammy's dishes...» · poem
71. «When I was a little boy My mammy lept me in...» · poem
72. «Little Boy Blue...» · poem
73. Лунный вечер · poem
74. «As I went up the Brandy hill...» · poem
75. «At Brill on the hill...» · poem
76. «Two brothers we are, great burdens we bear...» · poem
77. «Brow bender...» · poem
78. «Bounce, buckram, velvet's dear...» · poem
79. «Buff says Buff to all his men...» · poem
80. Вот пирожочки! · poem
81. «Сбейся, масло, поскорей!..» · poem
82. «Can you make me a cambric shirt...» · poem
83. «Если сможешь так мне рубашку сшить...» · poem
84. «A cat came fidding out of a barn...» · poem
85. «The cat sat asleep by the side of the fire...» · poem
86. «Дилли-тилли, дилли-ну!..» · poem
87. «Sing, sing, what shall I sing...» · poem
88. Ножи точу! («Имей я денег сколько хочу...») · poem
89. «As I was going by Charing Cross...» · poem
90. «Charley, Charley...» · poem
91. «По морям, по волнам...» · poem
92. «Чарли Вэг, американец...» · poem
93. «Чарли-Варли пас корову...» · poem
94. Дети на льду · poem
95. «The first day of Christmas...» · poem
96. «On Christmas Eve I turned the spit...» · poem
97. «Сапожник, сапожник, будь добр, выручай...» · poem
98. «Cock: «Lock the dairy door...» · poem
99. «Cock, cock, cock, cock...» · poem
100. Рано в кровать · poem
101. «Петух на заборе...» · poem
102. «Who killed Cock Robin...» · poem
103. Про воробья · poem
104. Веселый король · poem
105. «There were three coocks of Colebrook...» · poem
106. «Come when you're called...» · poem
107. «A cow and a calf...» · poem
108. «Коровушка сударыня, дай мне молока...» · poem
109. «Make three-fourths of a cross...» · poem
110. «Cross-patch...» · poem
111. «Catch him, crow! carry him, kite!..» · poem
112. «Жила ворона. Сидела на пне...» · poem
113. «The cuckoo is a merry bird...» · poem
114. «Голубка моя, голубка!..» · poem
115. «Сынок мой, спляши...» · poem
116. «I'll tell my own daddy, when he comes home...» · poem
117. «Daffy-down-dilly is new come to town...» · poem
118. «Dame, get up and bale your pies...» · poem
119. «I had a little pony...» · poem
120. «- Доченька, посвисти!..» · poem
121. «Когда я в город Дерби...» · poem
122. «A little old man of Derby...» · poem
123. «Брикли, бракли, чудеса...» · poem
124. Two Little Dicky Birds · poem
125. «Дик Дильвер — с этого двора...» · poem
126. «Ding, dong, bell...» · poem
127. «Dingle dingle doosey...» · poem
128. Дружная семейка · poem
129. «The little black dog ran round the house...» · poem
130. «Bow, wow, wow...» · poem
131. «Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone...» · poem
132. Попрошайки · poem
133. «Поленья трещат...» · poem
134. «Если бы ослик был у меня...» · poem
135. «Вздохнула голубка: «Гуль-гуль, как быть?..» · poem
136. Leg Over Leg · poem
137. «There was an old woman Who lived in Dundee...» · poem
138. «St. Dunstan, as the story goes...» · poem
139. «Mr. East gave a teast...» · poem
140. «Эне-бене-винки-ли...» · poem
141. Загадка · poem
142. Элси Клей · poem
143. «Мука из Йоркшира, плоды из Испании...» · poem
144. «Ехал крестьянин на сером осле...» · poem
145. Дурень («Мой покойный отец был из бедных людей...») · poem
146. «Му father he left me, just as he was able...» · poem
147. «Му father he left me three acres of land...» · poem
148. «Good morning, Father Francis...» · poem
149. «Old Father Greybeard...» · poem
150. «Father Short came down the lane...» · poem
151. Доктор Фауст · poem
152. «Я не люблю вас, доктор Трам...» · poem
153. «Священник из Фелтона в собственном доме...» · poem
154. «Скрипач, трубач и жена скрипача...» · poem
155. «In a cottage in Fife...» · poem
156. «Я видел с рыбками пруд пылающий...» · poem
157. «Труля-люшки, тру-ля-ля!..» · poem
158. «Formed long ago, yet made today...» · poem
159. Доктор Фостер · poem
160. «A fox jumped up one winter's night...» · poem
161. «Put your figer in Foxy's hole...» · poem
162. Королевский поход · poem
163. «Папаня мой французом был...» · poem
164. «A frog he would a-wooing go...» · poem
165. «A gaping wide-mouthed wadding frog...» · poem
166. «Round and round the garden...» · poem
167. Что купил я? · poem
168. «Если вы истинный джентльмен...» · poem
169. «Wine and cakes for gentlemen...» · poem
170. Джорджи-Порджи · poem
171. «Gilly Silly Jarter...» · poem
172. «A girl in the army...» · poem
173. «The girl in the lane, that couldn't speak plain...» · poem
174. «There was a girl in our town...» · poem
175. «There was a little girl, and she had a little curl...» · poem
176. «Когда я девочкой была...» · poem
177. «Gray goose and gander...» · poem
178. «Goosey, goosey gander, Whither shall I wander?..» · poem
179. «Goosey, goosey gander, Who stands yonder?..» · poem
180. Три мудреца · poem
181. «Grandfa' Grig...» · poem
182. «There was a man rode through our town...» · poem
183. «Gregory Griggs, Gregory Griggs...» · poem
184. Гренадёр («- Кто там...») · poem
185. «Свинка морская...» · poem
186. «There was a little one-eyed gunner...» · poem
187. «Был белый дом...» · poem
188. «Clap hands, clap hands...» · poem
189. «Warm hands, warm...» · poem
190. «Handy dandy, riddledy ro...» · poem
191. «Hannah Bantry, in the pantry...» · poem
192. «Round about there...» · poem
193. «Oh, rare Harry Parry...» · poem
194. Олени · poem
195. Гектор-Протектор · poem
196. «Heiho! who's above...» · poem
197. «Hickery, pickery, my black hen...» · poem
198. Курица · poem
199. «Chook, chook, chook, chook, chook...» · poem
200. «Hey diddle diddle, And hey diddle dan...» · poem
201. Чудеса в решете · poem
202. «Hey ding a ding, what shall I sing ?..» · poem
203. «Hey dorolot, dorolot!..» · poem
204. «Hick-a-more, Hack-a more...» · poem
205. Мыши («Вышли мыши как-то раз…») · poem
206. «Higgledy-piggledy...» · poem
207. «Сумятица-абракадабра...» · poem
208. «Hinx, minx, the old witch winx...» · poem
209. «Hitty Pitty within the wall...» · poem
210. «У меня был конь любимый...» · poem
211. «У меня был конь любимый, Незатейлив, прост...» · poem
212. «Белые хвостики, рыжие бачки...» · poem
213. «Ходди-додди, ходди-додди...» · poem
214. «Hokey, pokey, whisky, thum...» · poem
215. «Подкован стремительный конь...» · poem
216. «Красные двери в пещере моей...» · poem
217. «A house full, a hole full...» · poem
218. «Higher than a house...» · poem
219. «What's in the cupboard?..» · poem
220. Шалтай-Болтай · poem
221. Муженёк с ноготок · poem
222. «Hyder iddle diddle dell...» · poem
223. «I'm called by the name of a man...» · poem
224. «I'm in everyone's way...» · poem
225. «I would, if I could...» · poem
226. «As I looked out of my chamber window...» · poem
227. «Шёл я сам по себе...» · poem
228. «As I was going along...» · poem
229. «As I was going to sell my eggs...» · poem
230. Загадка («В чистом поле на ходу...») · poem
231. «As I went over the water...» · poem
232. «Oh that I were where I would be...» · poem
233. «Ickle ockle, blue bockle...» · poem
234. «In fir tar is...» · poem
235. «As black as ink and isn't ink...» · poem
236. Считалка («Интер, мици, тици, тул…») · poem
237. «Intery, mintery, cutery, corn...» · poem
238. «Jack and Gye...» · poem
239. Джек и Джилл · poem
240. «Jack be nimble...» · poem
241. «Jack is alive, and likely to live...» · poem
242. «I won't be my father's Jack...» · poem
243. Дом, который построил Джек · poem
244. «Handy spandy, Jack-a-Dandy...» · poem
245. «Про Джека-э-Нори...» · poem
246. Хороший мальчик · poem
247. «Наш маленький Джек...» · poem
248. «Jack Sprat could cat no fat...» · poem
249. «Jack Sprat Had a cat...» · poem
250. «Джек-трубач повстречался мне на холме...» · poem
251. «- Отдай мне, Джекки, скрипку...» · poem
252. «When Jacky's a good boy...» · poem
253. «There was a poor man of Jamaica...» · poem
254. «Вот так слух, вот так слух...» · poem
255. «Jenny Wren fell sick...» · poem
256. «Jerry Hall...» · poem
257. «Jeremiach, blow the fire...» · poem
258. «Twist about, turn about, jump Jim Crow...» · poem
259. О соне-Джонни · poem
260. Верхом и пешком · poem
261. «Little John Jiggy Jag...» · poem
262. «Is John Smith within?..» · poem
263. «Милый Джон Крис...» · poem
264. «Скачем-поскачем...» · poem
265. «Джонни Андерсон заколол быка...» · poem
266. «Little Johnny Morgan...» · poem
267. «Привет! Я — Джоан...» · poem
268. Дочки в бочке · poem
269. «Король увидел короля...» · poem
270. «Я Король. Вот мой дворец...» · poem
271. «Hey, my kitten, my kitten...» · poem
272. Перчатки · poem
273. This is the Way the Ladies Ride · poem
274. Так ли это? · poem
275. «I have been to market, my lady, my lady...» · poem
276. «Жила-была дама, вся кости да кожа...» · poem
277. Леди и свинья · poem
278. «Тут — хозяйкины вилки да ложки...» · poem
279. «Ladybird, ladybird...» · poem
280. Песенка уличного торговца · poem
281. «It's once I courted as pretty a lass...» · poem
282. «Клевер цветет, дили-дили...» · poem
283. «Long legs and short thighs...» · poem
284. «Две ноги на трёх ногах...» · poem
285. «Я потерял кобылу...» · poem
286. «Сражались за корону...» · poem
287. «Hey diddle dinkety, poppety, pet...» · poem
288. «London Bridge is broken down...» · poem
289. «As I was going o'er London Bridge, And peeped through a nick · poem
290. «В марте по лондонскому мосту Ехал я на возу...» · poem
291. «Скажите, пожалуйста, сэр Бертрам...» · poem
292. «Here goes my lord...» · poem
293. «Here sits the Lord Mayor...» · poem
294. «Люси Локк, Люси Локк потеряла кошелек...» · poem
295. «Барышня, милая, позвольте спросить...» · poem
296. «There was a little maid, and she was afraid...» · poem
297. «Rowsty dowt...» · poem
298. «Dingty diddlety...» · poem
299. Вопрос и ответ · poem
300. «If a man who turnips cries...» · poem
301. «There was a man and he had nought...» · poem
302. «There was a man, he wеnt mad...» · poem
303. «There was a man of double deed...» · poem
304. «There was a man who had no eyes...» · poem
305. Скрюченная песня · poem
306. «There was а little man, and he had a little gun...» · poem
307. «There was а little man, And he wooed a little maid...» · poem
308. «Жил мужчина сумасшедший...» · poem
309. «There was an old mad...» · poem
310. «У моей коровы...» · poem
311. «Жил-был на свете старичок...» · poem
312. «My little old man and I fell out...» · poem
313. Человечек с Луны · poem
314. «The Man in the Moon was caught in a trap...» · poem
315. По-соседски («— Одолжишь кобылу сгонять за корытом?..») · poem
316. «See-saw, Margery Daw, Jacky shall have a new master...» · poem
317. «See-saw, Margery Daw, Sold her bed and lay upon straw...» · poem
318. «See-saw, Margery Daw, The old hen flew over the malt house...» · poem
319. «Margery Mutton-pie and Johnny Bo-peep...» · poem
320. «To market, to market, To buy a plum bun...» · poem
321. «To market, to market, a gallop, a trot...» · poem
322. Мэри и баран · poem
323. «Mary, Mary, quite contrary...» · poem
324. «Твое дело, Анна...» · poem
325. «Миссис Донн потеряла бидон...» · poem
326. «Master I have, and I am his man...» · poem
327. «Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, Bless the bed that I lie on...» · poem
328. «Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, Hold the horse till I get on...» · poem
329. «Три беленькие мышки...» · poem
330. Котауси и Мауси · poem
331. «There was an old man who lived in Middle Row...» · poem
332. «O the little rusty dusty miller...» · poem
333. Веселый мельник · poem
334. «Родился в понедельник — пригож лицом...» · poem
335. «Little General Monk...» · poem
336. «Одна обезьяна залезла на ветку...» · poem
337. «As I was walking o'er little Moorfields...» · poem
338. «I had a little moppet...» · poem
339. «Я продавать несла творог...» · excerpt
340. «- Мама, можно искупаться?..» · poem
341. «My mother and your mother...» · poem
342. «My mother said that I never should...» · poem
343. «Cackle, cackle, Mother Goose...» · poem
344. «Old Mother Goose...» · poem
345. «Old Mother Niddity Nod swore by the pudding-bag...» · poem
346. «Старушка Гильом...» · poem
347. «Я одноухая старуха...» · poem
348. «Малютка мисс Бумби...» · poem
349. Гвоздь и подкова · poem
350. «Little pretty Nancy girl...» · poem
351. «Up hill and down dale...» · poem
352. Свеча · poem
353. «I need not your needles, they're needless to me...» · poem
354. Новость («— Есть ли новости, сосед?..») · poem
355. Десять негритят · poem
356. «I went to Noke...» · poem
357. «There was an old woman of Norwich...» · poem
358. Застольная песня («Ответь нам, расскажи-ка...») · poem
359. «Жила-поживала в домишке у пня...» · poem
360. «Такое чудо-дерево я вырастил впервые...» · poem
361. «Раз люблю, два люблю...» · poem
362. «Один — это мало...» · poem
363. «One to make ready...» · poem
364. «One, two, Buckle my shoe...» · poem
365. «Раз, два, три, четыре...» · poem
366. «Раз, два, три, четыре, пять...» · poem
367. «Miss One, Two, and Three...» · poem
368. «One-ery, two-ery, ickery, Ann...» · poem
369. «One-ery, two-ery, tickery, seven...» · poem
370. «Бим-бом! Апельсины, лимоны...» · poem
371. «There was an owl lived in an oak...» · poem
372. «Старый филин в лесу обитает...» · poem
373. «High diddle ding, did you hear the bells ring?..» · poem
374. «Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker's man...» · poem
375. «Upon Paul's steeple stands a tree...» · poem
376. Я видел · poem
377. «Twelve pears handing high...» · poem
378. «Гороховый пудинг прямо с огня...» · poem
379. «I have a little sister, they call her Peep-Peep...» · poem
380. «There was old woman, her name it was Peg...» · poem
381. «Little Peg a Ramsey...» · poem
382. «Peter, Peter, pumpkin cater...» · poem
383. «Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper...» · poem
384. «Peter White will ne'er go right...» · poem
385. «The pettitoes are little feet...» · poem
386. «Когда по Пиккадилли, ох!..» · poem
387. «This pig got in the barn...» · poem
388. «Let's go to the wood, says this pig...» · poem
389. «This little pig went to market...» · poem
390. «А чьи поросята вот эти, вот эти...» · poem
391. «У меня были чудные два голубка...» · poem
392. «Doodledy, doodledy, doodledy, dan...» · poem
393. Музыкант · poem
394. «Я как-то шёл по Пипин Хилл...» · poem
395. Король Пипин · poem
396. «Little Poll Parrot...» · poem
397. «Полли, ставь скорее чай...» · poem
398. «Little Polly Flinders...» · poem
399. «What is the rhyme for porringer?..» · poem
400. «Панч подрался с Джуди...» · poem
401. «Я замуж иду за него...» · poem
402. «Purple, yellow, red, and green...» · poem
403. «Кисанька, брысанька, хвостик трубой...» · poem
404. «Так люблю я нашу кошку...» · poem
405. В гостях у королевы · poem
406. «Pussy cat sits beside the fire...» · poem
407. «Who's that ringing at my door bell?..» · poem
408. «Pussy cat Mole jumped over a coal...» · poem
409. «The Quaker's wife got up to bake...» · poem
410. «Как-то в бурю портняжка из Талубы...» · poem
411. Происшествие в карточном домике · poem
412. «Дождик, дождик, перестань!..» · poem
413. «There was a rat, for want of stairs...» · poem
414. Воскресная прогулка · poem
415. «Red within and red without...» · poem
416. «Richard Dick upon a stick...» · poem
417. «Отгадай, отгадай...» · poem
418. «Riddle me, riddle me ree, A hawk sat up in a tree...» · poem
419. Ring a Ring o' Roses · poem
420. Кузнец · poem
421. «Robert Rowley rolled a round roll round...» · poem
422. «Robert and Richard...» · poem
423. «We will go to the wood, says Robin to Bobbin...» · poem
424. «Pit, pat, well-a-day...» · poem
425. «Robin-a-bobbin...» · poem
426. Робин Гуд и Маленький Джон · poem
427. «Little Robin Redbreast Came to visit me...» · poem
428. «Little Robin Redbreast Sat upon а rail...» · poem
429. Робин-красношейка · poem
430. Барабек · poem
431. Робинзон Крузо · poem
432. «Young Roger came tapping at Dolly's window...» · poem
433. «The rose is red, the grass is green...» · poem
434. «The rose is red, the violet blue...» · poem
435. «Round about, round about...» · poem
436. «Rub-a dub-dub...» · poem
437. «Rumptiddity, row, row, row...» · poem
438. «Раз я на ярмарку шел в Абердин...» · poem
439. «When I went up Sandy-Hill...» · poem
440. «Вечером в субботу я не лягу спать...» · poem
441. Школьник · poem
442. Если бы да кабы · poem
443. «Погляди-ка, погляди!..» · poem
444. «See-saw, down in my lap...» · poem
445. «Thirty days hath September...» · poem
446. Кораблик · poem
447. «Я видел в море корабли...» · poem
448. «Hob, shoe, hob...» · poem
449. «Без кожи, без дратвы, без вару и клею...» · poem
450. «As soft as silk...» · poem
451. «Old Sir Simon the king...» · poem
452. «Саймон, Саймон — простофиля...» · poem
453. «Sing jigmijole, the pudding bowl...» · poem
454. «I have four sisters beyond the sea...» · poem
455. «К трем сестрам, гуляющим в зале дворца...» · poem
456. Песенка о шести пенсах · poem
457. «Улитка, улитка, покажи рога...» · poem
458. «Solomon Gundy...» · poem
459. «I'll sing you a song, Nine verses long...» · poem
460. «I'll sing you a song, The days are long...» · poem
461. Птицы в пироге · poem
462. «The sow came in with the saddle...» · poem
463. «Four stiff-standers...» · poem
464. Звезда · poem
465. «He that lies at the stock...» · poem
466. «Up street and down street...» · poem
467. «Here's Sulky Sue...» · poem
468. «There was an old woman of Surrey...» · poem
469. «Swam swam over the sea...» · poem
470. Тэффи из Уэльса · poem
471. Храбрецы · poem
472. «Little Tee-Wee...» · poem
473. Редкий случай · poem
474. «There was a thing a full month old...» · poem
475. «Thomas a Tattamus took two tees...» · poem
476. «Dance, Thumbkin, dance...» · poem
477. «Tinker, Tailor...» · poem
478. «As I was going o'er Tipple Tine...» · poem
479. «Tit, tat, toe...» · poem
480. «Titty cum tawtay...» · poem
481. «I went to the toad that lies under the wall...» · poem
482. «Один старичок из Тобаго...» · poem
483. «У Тома отец на волынке дудел...» · poem
484. «Tom married a wife on Sunday...» · poem
485. Том, сын трубача · poem
486. «Go to bed, Tom...» · poem
487. «Tom Brown's two little Indian boys...» · poem
488. «Tommy kept a chandler's shop...» · poem
489. «Tommy o'Lin, and his wife, and wife's mother...» · poem
490. Томми и Бесси · poem
491. «Little Tommy Tacker...» · poem
492. «Little Tommy Tittlemouse...» · poem
493. Томми Трот («Томми Трот, мой старый знакомый...») · poem
494. «Little Tommy Tucker...» · poem
495. «Trip upon trenchers, and dance upon dishes...» · poem
496. Твидлдум и Твидлди · poem
497. «When a Twister a-twisting will twist him a twist...» · poem
498. «We are all in the dumps...» · poem
499. «We're all dry with drinking on't...» · poem
500. Три зверолова · poem
501. «As I was a-walking on Westminster Bridge...» · poem
502. «Did you see my wife, did you see, did you see...» · poem
503. «William and Mary, George and Anne...» · poem
504. «Крошка Вилли Винки кружится над нами...» · poem
505. «Willy boy, Willy boy, where are you going?..» · poem
506. Дуйте, ветры · poem
507. «Коли помыслы были бы жеребцами...» · poem
508. Старушка · poem
509. «Old woman, old woman, shall we go a-shearing?..» · poem
510. «Старушка стоит у корыта, корыта, корыта...» · poem
511. Бедная старуха («У одной несчастной старухи...») · poem
512. «Жила-была старушка — вы помните её...» · poem
513. Грустная история · poem
514. «There was an old woman had three sons...» · poem
515. «Одна старушка в погребе...» · poem
516. «There was an old woman Sold pudding and pies...» · poem
517. «Однажды я видел такую картину...» · poem
518. Сказка о старушке · poem
519. «Я раздобыл её в лесу...» · poem
520. Сыр-бор · poem
521. «Янки Дудль к нам верхом…» · poem
522. «Oh, the brave old Dule of York...» · poem
523. «Head bumper...» · poem
524. «Ring the beiis, (tug a lock of hair)...» · poem
525. «Toe, trip and go...» · poem
526. «Thumb he...» · poem
527. «Tom Thumbkin...» · poem
528. «Thumbkin says, I'll dance...» · poem
529. «Tommy Tibule...» · poem
530. «Little Pig...» · poem
531. «Toe Tipe...» · poem
532. «Apple-pie, apple-pie...» · poem
533. «From here to there...» · poem
534. «Come dance a jig...» · poem
535. «Bring Daddy home...» · poem
536. «Ослик, ослик, поспешай...» · poem
537. На ярмарку! («Скорей к началу ярмарки!..») · poem
538. В город · poem
539. «Upon a cock-horse to market I'll trot...» · poem
540. «From Wibbleton to Wobbleton is fifteen miles...» · poem
541. «A trot, and a canter, a gallop, and over...» · poem
542. «Rigadoom, rigadoom, now let him fiy...» · poem
543. «Here we dancing jingo-ring... · poem
544. «На ножке — красный башмачок...» · poem
545. «The doggies went to the mill...» · poem
546. «Wag a leg, wag a leg...» · poem
547. «Up the wooden hill...» · poem
548. «Moon, moon...» · poem
549. «I'll buy you a tartan bonnet...» · poem
550. «Hush-a-bye, baby, The beggar shan't have 'ee...» · poem
551. «Hush-a-bye, baby, they're gone to milk...» · poem
552. «Спи, моя ласточка, сладко спи...» · poem
553. «Bow-wow, says the dog...» · poem
554. «Рыбка, рыбка в пруду!..» · poem
555. «Old Farmer Giles...» · poem
556. «- Девочка, скажи мне...» · poem
557. Little Nag · poem
558. Buff · poem
559. «Я — мотылек...» · poem
560. Jack in the Pulpit · poem
561. Davy Dumpling · poem
562. Jack Sprat's Pig · poem
563. Fidget · poem
564. Little Friend · poem
565. Greed · poem
566. Praise · poem
567. «Tiddle liddle lightum...» · poem
568. «Spin, Dame, spin...» · poem
569. Ipsey Wipsey · poem
570. Jungle Bells · poem
571. «Ку-ка-ре-ку!..» · poem
572. The Rabbit Man · poem
573. The Broom Squire's · poem
574. «Black Your Honour's Shoes?» · poem
575. The Gingerbread Man · poem
576. Buy and Buttons? · poem
577. Sweet Blooming Lavender · poem
578. «One for sorrow, two for joy...» · poem
579. «Божья коровка, милая моя!..» · poem
580. Дождь · poem
581. Ливень · poem
582. Marching · poem
583. Race Starting · poem
584. Scottish Castle · poem
585. «Была у меня женушка...» · poem
586. «Маленькая девочка, Скажи, где ты была?..» · poem
587. «Вильям Мактрак...» · poem
588. Разговор («Тётя Трот и кошка...») · poem
589. Little Blue Ben · poem
590. Johnnie Norrie · poem
591. A, B, C, D, E, F, G · poem
592. «Soldier brave, Sailor true...» · poem
593. «Army, Navy, Medicine, Law...» · poem
594. «A laird, a lord...» · poem
595. «Lady, Baby, Gipsy, Queen.» · poem
596. «Army, Navy, Peerage, Trade...» · poem
597. The Wedding · poem
598. «One-erum, two-erum...» · poem
599. «Hickety, pickety, i-silicity...» · poem
600. Four Dates · poem
601. «Patience is a virtue...» · poem
602. «First in a carriage...» · poem
603. «When the wind is in the east...» · poem
604. «A sunshiny shower...» · poem
605. «The cuckoo comes in April...» · poem
606. «On the first of March...» · poem
607. «A swarm of bees in May...» · poem
608. «Hay is for horses...» · poem
609. «All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy...» · poem
610. «Красные розы и белые розы...» · poem
611. «Blow the fire, blacksmith...» · poem
612. «Down by the river...» · poem
613. «Heigh ho! my heart is low...» · poem
614. «Sukey, you shall be my wife...» · poem
615. «I peeped through the window...» · poem
616. St. Valentine's Day · poem
617. Shrovetide · poem
618. May Day · poem
619. «Here's a poor widow from Babylon...» · poem
620. «Cuckoo, cuckoo, cherry tree...» · poem
621. The Bonny Cravat · poem
622. Queen Anne · poem
623. Tammy Tyrie · poem
624. «When I was a lad and so was my dad...» · poem
625. «What's in there?..» · poem
626. «Little Billy Breek...» · poem
627. «Clothed in yellow, red, and gueen...» · poem
628. Mouse and Mouser · poem
629. «- Куда ты, красотка? — спросил кавалер...» · poem
630. A Farmyard Song · poem
631. Про Билли и его невесту Бетти · poem
632. Ухажер · poem
633. The Droll Tale · poem
634. «Our bow's bended...» · poem
635. «The Moon shines Bright...» · poem
636. «Жила-была старушка...» · poem
637. Жена в тачке · poem
638. «My Mill grinds...» · poem
639. «Piss a Bed...» · poem
640. «Lyer Lyer Liclspit...» · poem
641. «Spit Cat, Spit...» · poem
642. «Sieve my lady's oatkeal...» · poem
643. «Here comes a lusty Wooer...» · poem
644. «Three holy men went out walking...» · poem
645. «Piping hot, smoking hot...» · poem
646. «Here stands a first...» · poem
647. «Yankey Doodle came to town...» · poem
648. «It is not this salt that I wish to burn...» · poem
649. «Увидеть булавку и с пола поднять...» · poem
650. «In love be I, fifth button high...» · poem
651. «There was an old man, and he liv'd in a wood...» · poem
652. «Fee, Faw, Fum...» · poem
653. «Tom, Tom, of Islington...» · poem
654. «Jimmy the Mowdy...» · poem
655. «Mary had a pretty bird...» · poem
656. «Huff the talbot and our cat Tib...» · poem
657. «Who are you? A dirty old man...» · poem
658. «I am Queen Anne, of whom 'tis said...» · poem
659. Смешной сон («Всё, что мне приснилось ночью...») · poem
660. «Зеркальце, зеркальце, ну подскажи...» · poem
661. «Open the door and let me through!..» · poem
662. «There are men in the village of Erith...» · poem
663. «В далёкие страны через моря...» · poem
664. «Henry was a worthy king...» · poem
665. «God made the bees...» · poem
666. «Needles and ribbons and packets of pins...» · poem
667. «There were two wrens upon a tree...» · poem
668. «The Queen of Love went out to walk...» · poem
669. «At Islington a fair they hold...» · poem
670. «Merrily sang the monks of Ely...» · poem
671. «Terence McDiddker...» · poem
672. «Good Queen Bess was a glorious dame...» · poem
673. «Ho! Master Yeague, what is your story?..» · poem
674. «See saw, sack a day...» · poem
675. «My dear, do you know...» · poem
676. «My lady Wind, my lady Wind...» · poem
677. «Pemmy was a pretty girl...» · poem
678. «Moss was a little man, and a little mare did buy...» · poem
679. «About the bush, Willy...» · poem
680. «Some up and some down...» · poem
681. «Old Father of the Pye...» · poem
682. «Merry are the bells, and merry would they ring...» · poem
683. «I'll sing you a song, Though not very long...» · poem
684. «A famous old lady had three sticks...» · poem
685. «Willy, Willy, Wilkin...» · poem
686. Три подарка · poem
687. «I married a wife by the light of the moon...» · poem
688. «Madam, I am come to court you...» · poem
689. «Кисанька кушала клецки...» · poem
690. «The winds they did blow...» · poem
691. «Curr dhoo, curr dhoo...» · poem
692. «I sell you the key of the king's garden...» · poem
693. «John Ball shot them all...» · poem
694. «King's Sutton is a pretty town...» · poem
695. «A man went hunting at Reigate...» · poem
696. «Higham on the hill...» · poem
697. О мальчиках и девочках · poem
698. «Sutton for good mutton...» · poem
699. «Darby and Joan were dress'd in black...» · poem
700. «Parson Darby wore a black gown...» · poem
701. «Around the green gravel the grass grows green...» · poem
702. «The Ram, the Bull, and the Heavenly Twins...» · poem
703. The Seasons · poem
704. «Wassail, wassail to our town...» · poem
705. «He who is born on New Year's morn...» · poem
706. «Married when the year is new...» · poem
707. «This knot I knit...» · poem
708. «If St. Paul's Day be fair and clear...» · poem
709. «February brings the rain...» · poem
710. «As the days grow longer...» · poem
711. «If Candlemas Day be fair and bright...» · poem
712. «When February birds do mate...» · poem
713. «March brings breezes, loud and shrill...» · poem
714. «If you wed when March winds blow...» · poem
715. «If you marry in Lent...» · poem
716. Примета · poem
717. «March winds and May sun...» · poem
718. «March will search, April will try...» · poem
719. «In beginning or in end...» · poem
720. «Collop Monday...» · poem
721. «It is the day of all the year...» · poem
722. «He who is born on Easter morn...» · poem
723. «Here's two or three jolly boys all of one mind...» · poem
724. «April brings the primrose sweet...» · poem
725. «April weather...» · poem
726. «Marry in April when you can...» · poem
727. «Fool, fool, April fool...» · poem
728. «April-fool time's past and gone...» · poem
729. «May brings flocks of pretty lambs...» · poem
730. «Trust not a day...» · poem
731. «He that goes to see his wheat in May...» · poem
732. «Plant pumpkin seeds in May...» · poem
733. «Cut thistles in May...» · poem
734. «He that would live for aye...» · poem
735. «Marry in the Month of May...» · poem
736. «Who first beholds the light of day...» · poem
737. «Trip and go, heave and hoe...» · poem
738. «Если выйдет в поле красотка молодая...» · poem
739. «The 29th of May is Oakapple Day...» · poem
740. «Stand fast, root; bear well, top...» · poem
741. «June brings tulips, lilies, roses...» · poem
742. «Calm weather in June...» · poem
743. «June, too soon...» · poem
744. «Marry when June roses grow...» · poem
745. «Witsun bright and clear...» · poem
746. «Two make it...» · poem
747. «Hot July brings cooling showers...» · poem
748. «In July...» · poem
749. «Those who in July are wed...» · poem
750. «St. Swithin's day, if thou dost rain...» · poem
751. «If you plant turnips on the twenty-fifth of July...» · poem
752. «August brings the sheaves of corn...» · poem
753. «Dry August and and warm...» · poem
754. «Whoever wed in August be...» · poem
755. «Warm September brings the fruit...» · poem
756. «September blow soft...» · poem
757. «Marry in September's shine...» · poem
758. «Nature requires five...» · poem
759. «Fresh October brings the pheasant...» · poem
760. «Good October, a good blast...» · poem
761. «Button to chin...» · poem
762. «If in October you do marry...» · poem
763. «O good St. Faith, be kind tonight...» · poem
764. «St. Simon and Jude, on you I intrude...» · poem
765. «This is the night of Hallowe'en...» · poem
766. «If you love me, pop and fly...» · poem
767. «Hemp-seed I set...» · poem
768. «Twine, twine, and intertwine...» · poem
769. «Dull November brings the blast...» · poem
770. «November takes flail...» · poem
771. «Ice in November to walk a duck...» · poem
772. «If you wed in bleak November...» · poem
773. «Little cock robin peep'd our of his cabin...» · poem
774. «When the snow is on the ground...» · poem
775. «A soul-cake, a soul-cake...» · poem
776. «Please to remember...» · poem
777. «Monday — wash...» · poem
778. «Chill December brings the sleet...» · poem
779. «When December snows fall fast...» · poem
780. «Cold and raw the north wind doth blow...» · poem
781. «St. Thomas Grey, St. Thomas Grey...» · poem
782. «St. Thomas's-day is past and gone...» · poem
783. Песенка слепца · poem
784. «Christmas comes but once a year...» · poem
785. «It blew...» · poem
786. «Here come I...» · poem
787. «Pale moon doth rain...» · poem
788. «Snow peas and beans in the wane oh the moon...» · poem
789. «If the moon shows a silver shield...» · poem
790. «Star light, star bright...» · poem
791. «When the stars begin to huddle...» · poem
792. «No weather is ill...» · poem
793. «The sharper the blast...» · poem
794. «The south wind brings wet weather...» · poem
795. «Comes the rain before the wind...» · poem
796. «Mackerel sky...» · poem
797. «When clouds appear like rocks and towers...» · poem
798. «When the dew is on the grass...» · poem
799. «Fog on the hill...» · poem
800. «A red sky at night is a shepherd's delight...» · poem
801. «Snow, snow faster...» · poem
802. «Snow, snow, give over...» · poem
803. «Rain before seven...» · poem
804. «Rainbow i' the moning...» · poem
805. «Rainbow in the east...» · poem
806. «Winter's thunder...» · poem
807. «A storm of hail...» · poem
808. «If you gently struke a nettle...» · poem
809. «Berries red, have no dread...» · poem
810. «Through storm and wind...» · poem
811. «Good night, fair yarrow...» · poem
812. «1. He loves me...» · poem
813. «One leaf for fame, one leaf for wealth...» · poem
814. «Find a two, put it in your shoe...» · poem
815. «If you find even ash, or four-leaved clover...» · poem
816. «The even-ash leaf in my hand...» · poem
817. «The even-ash I double in three...» · poem
818. «Ash tree, ashen tree...» · poem
819. «Burn ash-wood green...» · poem
820. «Oaks-logs will warm you well...» · poem
821. «When a fire burns without «blowing»...» · poem
822. «Bourtree, bourtree, crooked rung...» · poem
823. «If the oak is out before the ash...» · poem
824. «Beware of an oak...' · poem
825. «When elm leaves are as big as a farden...» · poem
826. «Rowan-tree and red thread...» · poem
827. «Who sets an apple tree may live ti see its end...» · poem
828. «An apple a day...» · poem
829. «A cherry year...» · poem
830. «Onion's skin very thin...» · poem
831. «Lady-bird, lady-bird, fly from my hand...» · poem
832. «Millery, millery, dustipoll...» · poem
833. «If bees stay at home, rain will soon come...» · poem
834. «Коль хочешь жить и процветать...» · poem
835. «Magpie, magpie, chatter and flee...» · poem
836. «One crow sorrow...» · poem
837. «Crow on the fence...» · poem
838. «Cuckoo, cuckoo, Tell me true...» · poem
839. «Wart, wart on the snail's black back...» · poem
840. «When the cuckoo comes to the bare thorn...» · poem
841. «One's lucky...» · poem
842. «A robin redbreast in a cage...» · poem
843. «A robin and the redbreast...» · poem
844. «When the peacock loudly calls...» · poem
845. «When sea birds fly to land...» · poem
846. «If chickens roll in the sand...» · poem
847. «If a rooster crows when he goes to bed...» · poem
848. «If the cock moult before the hen...» · poem
849. «A black-nosed kitten will slumber all day...» · poem
850. «Wherever the cat of the house is black...» · poem
851. «A whistling girl and a flock of sheep...» · poem
852. «A whistling girl and a crowing hen...» · poem
853. «Going up hill whip me not...» · poem
854. «One white foot, buy him...» · poem
855. «When a cow tries to scratch her ear...» · poem
856. «It is time to cock your hay and corn...» · poem
857. Ослик · poem
858. «Laugh before it's light...» · poem
859. «Do not change it back all day...» · poem
860. «Just so many stitches as you take on you...» · poem
861. «If you mend your clothes on your back...» · poem
862. «Wear at the toe, spend as you go...» · poem
863. «Hay, hay, load of hay...» · poem
864. «Money, money, come to me...» · poem
865. «If you see the cuckoo sitting...» · poem
866. «If I am to marry rich...» · poem
867. «If I am to marry far...» · poem
868. «It's a sure sign and a true...» · poem
869. «If you find a hairpin...» · poem
870. «Go over, meet with clover...» · poem
871. «If you stub your toe...» · poem
872. «Step in a hole...» · poem
873. «Drop a spoon...» · poem
874. «Those dressed in blue...» · poem
875. «Touch blue...» · poem
876. «Green's forsaken...» · poem
877. «Blue is true...» · poem
878. «Коль вправду любишь, светик мой...» · poem
879. «If your love for me is true...» · poem
880. «Married in white, you have chosen just right...» · poem
881. «Whatever happens twice...» · poem
882. «Speak of a person, and he will appear...» · poem
883. «A name that's spoken before eating...» · poem
884. «What comes out of a chimney?..» · poem
885. «Make a rhyme, make a rhyme...» · poem
886. «Cross my heart and hope to die...» · poem
887. «Certain true, black and blue...» · poem
888. «I ring, I ring, a pinky!..» · poem
889. «If you love me as I love you...» · poem
890. «Shortest to marry...» · poem
891. «Blue eye beauty, Grey eye greedy...» · poem
892. «Blue eye beauty, Do your mother's duty...» · poem
893. «If a woman's eyes are gray...» · poem
894. «Little head, little wit...» · poem
895. «Beware of that man be he friend or brother...» · poem
896. «Dimple in your chin...» · poem
897. «A dimple in your cheek, You are gentle and meek...» · poem
898. «A dimple in your cheek, Many hearts you will seek...» · poem
899. «If you've got a mole above your chin...» · poem
900. «A mole on your arm...» · poem
901. «Specks on the fingers...» · poem
902. «A gift, a ghost...» · poem
903. «If your nose itches...» · poem
904. «Rub it on wood...» · poem
905. «Right for love and left for spite...» · poem
906. «If it's good talk, itch away...» · poem
907. «Вон, икота, убирайся...» · poem
908. «Hickup, snickup...» · poem
909. «If you sit on the table...» · poem
910. «Something old, something new...» · poem
911. «Happy is the bride that the sun shines on...» · poem
912. «Wash and wipe together...» · poem
913. «Rock a cradle empty...» · poem
914. «First a daughter, then a son...» · poem
915. «Monday for health...» · poem
916. «Yellow stones on Sunday...» · poem
917. «If you sneeze on Monday, you sneeze for danger...» · poem
918. «Once a wish...» · poem
919. «Sneeze before you eat...» · poem
920. «Cut them on Monday, you cut them for health...» · poem
921. «They that wash on Monday...» · poem
922. «Wash on Monday...» · poem
923. «Monday alone...» · poem
924. «Rain on Monday...» · poem
925. «Friday's a day that will have its trick...» · poem
926. «On Friday night I go backwards to bed...» · poem
927. «This is silver Saturday...» · poem
928. «Saturday's flitting...» · poem
929. «Sunday sail, never fail...» · poem
930. «Left and right...» · poem
931. «Dreams at night are the devil's delight...» · poem
932. «Dream of fruit out of season...» · poem
933. «Dream of beauty...» · poem
934. «Friday night's dream On the Satuday told...» · poem
935. «Friday night's dream mark well...» · poem
936. «Some friend must now, perforce...» · poem
937. «Bye, bye, baby bunting...» · poem
938. «Sleep, baby, sleep...» · poem
939. «Golden slumbers kiss your eyes...» · poem
940. «Спи, моя детка, ночь напролёт...» · poem
941. «Hush, my baby, do not cry...» · poem
942. «Oh my Kitten a Kitten...» · poem
943. «Trit trot to market to buy a penny doll...» · poem
944. «Hie to the market, Jenny come trot...» · poem
945. «Dingle-dingle-dousie...» · poem
946. «Weave the diaper tick-a-tick tick...» · poem
947. «I can weave a diaper thick, thick, thick...» · poem
948. «Tickle ye, tickle ye in the hand...» · poem
949. «An old maid, an old maid...» · poem
950. «Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe, Yes, good master, that I'll do. Stich it up and stich it down...» · poem
951. «Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe, Get it dine by half-past two...» · poem
952. «Down with the lambs...» · poem
953. «Good night, God bless you...» · poem
954. «Good night, sweet repose...» · poem
955. «Whenever the moon begins to peep...» · poem
956. «Little man in coal pit...» · poem
957. «Good night, Sleep tight...» · poem
958. «Spell me that in four Letters?..» · poem
959. «There were two Blackbirds...» · poem
960. «Spell me that without a P...» · poem
961. «Round and round the rugged rock...» · poem
962. «Clap hands, Daddy's coming...» · poem
963. «May my geese fly over your barn?..» · poem
964. «A, B, C, and D, Pray playmates, agree...» · poem
965. «Says A, give me A good large slive...» · poem
966. «A for the ape, thay we saw at the fair...» · poem
967. «A was an angler...» · poem
968. «X shell stand for playmates Ten...» · poem
969. «Ride a cock-horse To Banbury Cross To buy Little Nancy...» · poem
970. «Умирай, киска, умирай!..» · poem
971. «One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, All good children go to heaven, Some fly east...» · poem
972. «One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, All good children go to heaven, When they die...» · poem
973. «Я люблю и чай, и кофе...» · poem
974. «I sent a letter to my love...» · poem
975. «As I went up the apple-tree...» · poem
976. «We're three Brethren out of Spain...» · poem
977. «Round about the rosebush...» · poem
978. «Sally go round the sun...» · poem
979. «Now we dance looby, looby, looby...» · poem
980. «Here we go round the bramble bush...» · poem
981. «He who sail on the wide sea...» · poem
982. «There is a girl of our town...» · poem
983. «Sally, Sally Waters, sprinkle in the pan...» · poem
984. «A dis, a dis, a green grass...» · poem
985. «Children: To Beccles, to Beccles!..» · poem
986. «I've a glove in my hand...» · poem
987. «Blind man, blind man...» · poem
988. «A. Who is going round my sheepfold?..» · poem
989. «Green chees, yellow laces...» · poem
990. «I charge my daughters every one...» · poem
991. «A. Draw a pail of water...» · poem
992. «Follow my Bangalorey Man...» · poem
993. «Here we are on Tom Tiddler's ground...» · poem
994. «Bat, bat...» · poem
995. «Awake, arise, pull out your eyes...» · poem
996. «A duck and a drake...» · poem
997. «Two broken tradesmen...» · poem
998. «Hogs in the garden, catch 'em, Tower...» · poem
999. «1. I am a gold lock...» · poem
1000. «Adam and Eve and Pinch-me...» · poem
1001. Ключ от королевства · poem
1002. «I went to the sea...» · poem
1003. «I love my love with an A, because he's Agreeable...» · poem
1004. «Jack's alive and in very good health...» · poem
1005. «Come riddle me riddle me riddle me ree...» · poem
1006. «When I was taken from the fair body...» · poem
1007. «I am become of flesh and blood...» · poem
1008. «There was a little green house...» · poem
1009. «Wee little house with the golden thatch...» · poem
1010. «The ev'ning red, and the morning gray...» · poem
1011. «The moon nine days old...» · poem
1012. «Lives in winter...» · poem
1013. «Отгадай загадку, друг, да не будь растяпой...» · poem
1014. «The wren, the wren, the king of all birds...» · poem
1015. «Climb by rope...» · poem
1016. «The calf, the goose, the bee...» · poem
1017. «Over the water, And under the water...» · poem
1018. «The children of Holland...» · poem
1019. «A water there is I must pass...» · poem
1020. «Round the house and round the house...» · poem
1021. «Into my house came neighbor John...» · poem
1022. «I saw a fight the other day...» · poem
1023. «From house to house he goes...» · poem
1024. «As I was going o'er you moor of moss...» · poem
1025. «Dreaming of apples on a wall...» · poem
1026. «In Spring I look gay...» · poem
1027. «Two boidies have I...» · poem
1028. «A thatcher of Thatchwood went to Thatchet a-thatching...» · poem
1029. «My grandmother sent me a new-fashioned three cornered...» · poem
1030. «Three crooled cripples went through Cripplegate...» · poem
1031. «Vinegar, veal, and venison...» · poem
1032. «Theophilus Thistle, the succesful thistle sifter...» · poem
1033. «Said Noble Aaron to Aaron Barron...» · poem
1034. «How much wood would a woodchuck chuck...» · poem
1035. «Moses supposes his toeses are roses...» · poem
1036. «My dame hath a lame tame crane...» · poem
1037. «Three grey gees in a green field grazing...» · poem
1038. «The Leith police dismisseth us...» · poem
1039. «Of all the saying in the world...» · poem
1040. «Birds of a feather flock together...» · poem
1041. «A cat may look at a king...» · poem
1042. «For every evil under the sun...» · poem
1043. «What can't be cured...» · poem
1044. «A pullet in the pen...» · poem
1045. «A hedge between...» · poem
1046. «Wear you a hat or wear you a crown...» · poem
1047. «Give a thing, take a thing...» · poem
1048. «Happy is the wooing...» · poem
1049. «Scissors and string, scissors and string...» · poem
1050. «A woman, a spaniel, and a walnut tree...» · poem
1051. «Ugly babies...» · poem
1052. «Little ships must keep the shore...» · poem
1053. «Manners in the dining room...» · poem
1054. «Of a little take a little...» · poem
1055. «A boy that is good...» · poem
1056. «Be always on time...» · poem
1057. «Hearts, like doors, will open with ease...» · poem
1058. «Tommy's tears and Mary's fears...» · poem
1059. «It costs little Gossip her income for shoes...» · poem
1060. «Go to bed late...» · poem
1061. «Eat at pleasure...» · poem
1062. «He that would thrive...» · poem
1063. «To sleep easy all night...» · poem
1064. «The more rain, the more rest...» · poem
1065. «To make your candle last for a'...» · poem
1066. «He that hath and will not keep it...» · poem
1067. «Penny and penny...» · poem
1068. «Wilful waste brings woeful want...» · poem
1069. «A knight of Cales, and a gentelman of Wales...» · poem
1070. «In time of prosperity, friends will be plenty...» · poem
1071. «When land is gone and money spent...» · poem
1072. «Say well and do well...» · poem
1073. «Good, better, best...» · poem
1074. «One thing at a time...» · poem
1075. «One, two, whatever you do...» · poem
1076. Капли и песчинки · poem
1077. «If you are not handsome at twenty...» · poem
1078. «As foolish as monkeys till twenty and more...» · poem
1079. «Joe, Joe...» · poem
1080. «Frank, Frank...» · poem
1081. «Bert, Bert, tore his shirt...» · poem
1082. «My son John is a nice old man...» · poem
1083. «Наша королева, наша Каролина...» · poem
1084. «There were two blind men went to see...» · poem
1085. «Sweep, sweep...» · poem
1086. «Once in my life I marred a wife...» · poem
1087. «My little Pink...» · poem
1088. «Dear Sensibility, O la!..» · poem
1089. «Up in the green orchard there is a green tree...» · poem
1090. «Milk-man, milk-man, where have you been?..» · poem
1091. «Put your shoes towards the street...» · poem
1092. «A little pig found a fifty-dollar note...» · poem
1093. «A-milking, a-milking my maid...» · poem
1094. «There was an old couple, and they were poor...» · poem
1095. «Old Tuskummik, Medicine Man...» · poem
1096. «We're all jolly boys...» · poem
1097. «There was an old soldier of Bister...» · poem
1098. «There was a little woman, as I've been told...» · poem
1099. «Come, take up your hats, and away let us haste...» · poem
1100. «When the wind blows...» · poem
1101. «Cry, baby, cry, Put your finger in your eye...» · poem
1102. «Cry, baby, cry, Take your little shirt-tail...» · poem
1103. «Cowardy, cowardy, custard...» · poem
1104. «Двум котам из Килкени когда-то...» · poem
1105. Бег по кругу · poem
1106. «At early morn the spiders spin...» · poem
1107. «Alas! alas! for Miss Mackay!..» · poem
1108. Капрал Тим Брак («Капрал Тим Брак / Оделся так...») · poem
1109. «The giant Jim, great giant grim...» · poem
1110. «My learned friend and neighbor Pig...» · poem
1111. «Little Miss Donnet...» · poem
1112. «Polly, Dolly, Kate and Molly...» · poem
1113. «A famous old woman was Madam McBright...» · poem
1114. «The Brown Owl siys in the ivy-bush...» · poem
1115. «Oh, my pretty cock, oh my handsome cock...» · poem
1116. «Одна госпожа из Флоренции...» · poem
1117. «There was an old woman of Gloucester...» · poem
1118. «В тачке старушка из города Хэрроу...» · poem
1119. «The greedy man is he who sits...» · poem
1120. «Wash the dishes, wipe the dishes...» · poem
1121. «Little Miss Lily, you're dreafully silly...» · poem
1122. «I bought a dozen new-laid eggs...» · poem
1123. «Three times round goes our gallant ship...» · poem
1124. «Билл, привязавший банку...» · poem
1125. «Don't Care didn't care...» · poem
1126. «Calico Pie...» · excerpt
1127. «The dogs of the monks...» · poem
1128. «Селедке по сердцу запах полей...» · poem
1129. «High in the pine-tree...» · poem
1130. «Oh, Pillykinn Willykin, Winky Wee!..» · poem
1131. «His angle rod was made of a sturdy oak...» · poem
1132. «Тилли-бом, тилли-бом...» · poem
1133. «Farther, may I go to was?..» · poem
1134. «Рыбка раз жила-была...» · poem
1135. «Змейки ползают в траве...» · poem
1136. «Тук-постук! Кто идет?..» · poem
1137. «Пять котят рядком уселись, повернулися к стене...» · poem
1138. «Малютка корова и крошка пастух...» · poem
1139. Наука верховой езды · poem
1140. Счастливое сватовство, веселая свадьба и Праздничный пир Пеночки и Щегла · poem
1141. «Крошка мисс Корки...» · poem
1142. «Птица на ветке, рыба на волне...» · poem
1143. «Жила-была старушка на старом чердаке...» · poem
1144. «Гулюшки, гулюшки, пташка моя...» · poem
1145. «Присяду да ноги в ручей опущу...» · poem
1146. «Пожар! пожар! сказала миссис Map...» · poem
1147. «Две сизых голубки высоко летят...» · poem
1148. «Я подымусь на холм лесной...» · poem
1149. «Любезный Джонки Дандерспрат...» · poem
1150. «Миссис Утка и миссис Курица...» · poem
1151. Soldier, Soldier, Won't You Marry Me? · poem
1152. Я и Китти · poem
1153. Можжевельник · poem
1154. «- Порою, когда Придут холода...» · poem
1155. «Воскликнул Coня: «Пора в кровать!..» · poem
1156. «My aunt she died a month ago...» · poem
1157. Бубенчики («- Долго ль мы бубенчики...») · poem
1158. Старый Роджер · poem
1159. «Если бы мошки пеклись о шмелях...» · poem
1160. Мэри · poem
1161. «Молли Миллер купила мыло...» · poem
1162. «Всюду, всюду мы вдвоём...» · poem
1163. Я видел («Я видел озеро в огне...») · poem
1164. «Много этого добра...» · poem
1165. «Шёл Кондрат в Ленинград...» · poem
1166. «Вот иголки и булавки...» · poem
1167. «Тетя в наследство оставила мне...» · poem

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