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t stop at home	A
He could not quiet be	B
He took	C
In his knapsack	D
A book	C
Full of vowels	E
And a shirt	F
With some towels	E
A slight cap	G
For night cap	G
A hair brush	H
Comb ditto	I
New stockings	J
For old ones	K
Would split O	I
This knapsack	D
Tight at's back	D
He rivetted close	L
And followed his nose	M
To the north	N
To the north	N
And follow'd his nose	M
To the north	N
	-
II	O
There was a naughty boy	P
And a naughty boy was he	B
For nothing would he do	Q
But scribble poetry	B
He took	C
An ink stand	R
In his hand	R
And a pen	S
Big as ten	S
In the other	T
And away	U
In a pother	T
He ran	V
To the mountains	K
And fountains	K
And ghostes	K
And postes	K
And witches	K
And ditches	K
And wrote	W
In his coat	W
When the weather	T
Was cool	X
Fear of gout	Y
And without	Y
When the weather	T
Was warm	Z
Och the charm	A2
When we choose	K
To follow one's nose	K
To the north	N
To the north	N
To follow one's nose	K
To the north	N
	-
III	O
There was a naughty boy	P
And a naughty boy was he	B
He kept little fishes	K
In washing tubs three	B
In spite	B2
Of the might	B2
Of the maid	C2
Nor afraid	C2
Of his Granny good	D2
He often would	D2
Hurly burly	B
Get up early	B
And go	I
By hook or crook	C
To the brook	C
And bring home	A
Miller's thumb	E2
Tittlebat	D2
Not over fat	D2
Minnows small	F2
As the stall	F2
Of a glove	G2
Not above	G2
The size	K
Of a nice	K
Little baby's	K
Little fingers	K
O he made	D2
'Twas his trade	D2
Of fish a pretty kettle	H2
A kettle	H2
A kettle	H2
Of fish a pretty kettle	H2
A kettle	H2
	-
IV	G2
There was a naughty boy	P
And a naughty boy was he	B
He ran away to Scotland	D2
The people for to see	B
There he found	D2
That the ground	D2
Was as hard	D2
That a yard	D2
Was as long	I2
That a song	I2
Was as merry	B
That a cherry	B
Was as red	D2
That lead	D2
Was as weighty	B
That fourscore	B
Was as eighty	B
That a door	B
Was as wooden	J2
As in England	D2
So he stood in his shoes	K
And he wonder'd	D2
He wonder'd	D2
He stood in his	K
Shoes and he wonder'd	D2

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