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Old Mother Hubbard	A
Went to the cupboard	A
To get her poor Dog a bone	B
But when she came there	C
The cupboard was bare	C
And so the poor Dog had none	D
	-
She went to the baker's	E
To buy him some bread	F
But when she came back	G
The poor Dog was dead	F
	-
She went to the joiner's	E
To buy him a coffin	H
But when she came back	G
The poor Dog was laughing	I
	-
She took a clean dish	J
To get him some tripe	K
But when she came back	G
He was smoking a pipe	K
	-
She went to the ale house	E
To get him some beer	L
But when she came back	G
The Dog sat in a chair	C
	-
She went to the tavern	M
For white wine and red	F
But when she came back	G
The Dog stood on his head	F
	-
She went to the hatter's	E
To buy him a hat	N
But when she came back	G
He was feeding the cat	N
	-
She went to the barber's	E
To buy him a wig	O
But when she came back	G
He was dancing a jig	O
	-
She went to the fruiterer's	E
To buy him some fruit	P
But when she came back	G
He was playing the flute	P
	-
She went to the tailor's	E
To buy him a coat	Q
But when she came back	G
He was riding a goat	Q
	-
She went to the cobbler's	E
To buy him some shoes	E
But when she came back	G
He was reading the news	E
	-
She went to the sempstress	E
To buy him some linen	D
But when she came back	G
The Dog was a spinning	I
	-
She went to the hosier's	E
To buy him some hose	E
But when she came back	G
He was drest in his clothes	E
	-
The Dame made a curtsey	E
The Dog made a bow	R
The Dame said Your servant	S
The Dog said Bow wow	R
	-
This wonderful Dog	T
Was Dame Hubbard's delight	U
He could sing he could dance	E
He could read he could write	U
	-
She gave him rich dainties	E
Whenever he fed	F
And erected a monument	S
When he was dead	F

Walter Crane

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