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Mary had a little lamb

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Jack Sprat could eat no fat, his wife could eat no lean, and so between the both of them, they licked the platter clean.

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she ate eight LOL

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Either way is correct so , yes or no

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First published in 1639, origins unknown

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A baby sheep.

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as it is... brief, means a type of a lesson plan which is simple and short... easy to understand. :D

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The Butcher, The Baker, and The Candlestick Maker

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Solomon Grundy?

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old MacDonald

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and Jill are very jubilant because of their jaunty jig they did

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To fetch her dog a bone.

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Little Bo Peep lost her sheep

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dieses kleine Schweinchen

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Note to Mary had a little lamb on recorder:

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Little lamb

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It is often attributed to E.A. Poe, however it cannot be found in any reliable collections of his work and is generally thought not to match his writing style. The other possible writer is John Debney.

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the characters

Terry Dumpton - school boy who is bullied

Stubbs - an aggressive boy

Jimmy

Pete

Kathy

Kay

Janet

Tracey

Sammy - Terry's friend

Two police officers

Mrs Dumpton

Mr Dumpton

Lesley Dumpton-sister of Terry Dumpton

Ross Webster

Mrs Vickers

The head teachers

Mrs Williams

Mrs Clark

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The best beds and rails for toddlers can be purchased online from Amazon.com. This website also allows you to read reviews about safety and products in general.

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This question comes from a 45lp record that I have recently been trying to find on ebay. The story is about a boy who awakes each morning and sings "hello, hello, hello, hello, & how, are you?" Each phrase is answered by his echo. Then one day the echo does not return & he searches in vain to find it until finally he asks the "wise owl" who responds, " The old man in the mountain knows, that's whooo". The boy then proceeds to visit the old man, who, with much audible exertion, frees it from where it was stuck somewhere in the mountain & we hear an explosion of all the trapped, "hello, hello, hello....'s" The story ends w/ the boy again singing his happy song to his echo. I remember being about 4 or 5 years old & listening to this record over & over (it was my first). I have recently longed to be able to hear it again (although I, @ 54yrs old, practically know it by heart to this day. Submitted by Bob Yingling ANSWER: I CANT BELIEVE YOU REMEMBER THIS TOO!! ITS CALLED "SPARKY'S MAGIC ECHO" AND IT'S ON YOUTUBE!! ENJOY.

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Sarah Josepha Hale, born in Newport, NH on Oct. 24, 1788 began her writing career as a way to earn a living after the death of her husband. Hale wrote Mary Had A Little Lamb in 1830.

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No.

A nursery rhyme is a short verse that is often quoted to children.

Example: Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.

Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.

All the kings horses and all the kings men,

Could not put Humpty Dumpty together again.

A fairy tale is a fantasy story. In modern times they are geared more towards children, but that was not always the case. Examples of fairy tales include 'Snow White', 'Cinderella', 'The Little Mermaid', and 'Sleeping Beauty'. These stories are actually very old and were not written much in the style that companies like Disney have changed them into.