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There was an old woman	A
Went blackberry picking	B
Along the hedges	C
From Weep to Wicking	B
Half a pottle	D
No more she had got	E
When out steps a Fairy	F
From her green grot	E
And says 'Well Jill	G
Would 'ee pick ee mo '	H
And Jill she curtseys	C
And looks just so	C
Be off ' says the Fairy	F
'As quick as you can	I
Over the meadows	C
To the little green lane	J
That dips to the hayfields	C
Of Farmer Grimes	C
I've berried those hedges	C
A score of times	C
Bushel on bushel	D
I'll promise'ee Jill	G
This side of supper	K
If'ee pick with a will '	H
She glints very bright	E
And speaks her fair	L
Then lo and behold	E
She had faded in air	L
	-
Be sure Old Goodie	F
She trots betimes	C
Over the meadows	C
To Farmer Grimes	C
And never was queen	M
With jewelry rich	N
As those same hedges	C
From twig to ditch	N
Like Dutchmen's coffers	C
Fruit thorn and flower	K
They shone like William	O
And Mary's bower	K
And be sure Old Goodie	F
Went back to Weep	P
So tired with her basket	E
She scarce could creep	P
	-
When she comes in the dusk	B
To her cottage door	Q
There's Towser wagging	B
As never before	Q
To see his Missus	C
So glad to be	F
Come from her fruit picking	B
Back to he	F
As soon as next morning	B
Dawn was grey	R
The pot on the hob	S
Was simmering away	R
And all in a stew	E
And a hugger mugger	K
Towser and Jill	G
A boiling of sugar	K
And the dark clear fruit	E
That from Faerie came	T
For syrup and jelly	F
And blackberry jam	U
	-
Twelve jolly gallipots	C
Jill put by	V
And one little teeny one	A
One inch high	V
And that she's hidden	A
A good thumb deep	P
Half way over	K
From Wicking to Weep	P

Walter De La Mare

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