The comic adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and her Dog by Sarah Catherine Martin

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Title: The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog
In which is shewn the wonderful powers that good old lady
possessed in the education of her favourite animal

Author: Sarah Catherine Martin

Release Date: October 25, 2017 [EBook #55814]

Language: English

Character set encoding: ASCII

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Portrait

OF

MOTHER HUBBARD.

From an Original Painting.

Title page for Old Mother Hubbard and her Dog

Old Mother Hubbard went to the Cupboard

Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the Cupboard,

To give the poor Dog a bone.

When she came there,
The Cupboard was bare,

And so the poor Dog had none.

[6]

She went to the Baker's

She went to the Baker's

To buy him some bread;

When she came back

The Dog was dead!

[7]

She went to the Undertaker's

She went to the Undertaker's

To buy him a Coffin;

When she came back

The Dog was laughing.

[10]

She took a clean dish

She took a clean dish

To get him some tripe;

When she came back

He was smoking his pipe.

[11]

She went to the Alehouse

She went to the Alehouse

To get him some beer;

When she came back

The Dog sat in a Chair.

[14]

She went to the Tavern

She went to the Tavern

For white wine and red;

When she came back

The Dog stood on his head.

[15]

She went to the Fruiterer's

She went to the Fruiterer's

To buy him some fruit;

When she came back

He was playing the flute.

[18]

She went to the Taylor's

She went to the Taylor's

To buy him a coat;

When she came back

He was riding a goat.

[19]

She went to the Hatter's

She went to the Hatter's

To buy him a hat;

When she came back

He was feeding her Cat.

[22]

She went to the Barber's

She went to the Barber's

To buy him a wig;

When she came back

He was dancing a jig.

[23]

She went to the Cobbler's

She went to the Cobbler's

To buy him some shoes;

When she came back

He was reading the news.

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