166 NURSERY RHYMES.

 

CCLXXXIX.

AS I was going o’er Westminster Bridge,
I met with a Westminster scholar ;
He pulled off his cap az drew off his

glove, =
And wished me a very good morrow.
What is his name?

CCLXC,

THERE was a man who had no eyes,

He went abroad to view the skies ;

He saw a tree with apples on it,

He took no apples off, yet left no apples
en it.

The man had one eye, and the

 

tree two apples upon it.

CCLXCI.

As I went over Lincoln Bridge,
I met Mister Rusticap ;

Pins and needles on his back,
A going to Thorney fair.

A hedgehog.

CCLXCII.

FORMED long ago, yet made to-day,
Employed while others sleep ;

What few would like to give away,
Nor any wish to keep,