WEE WILLIE WINKIE

Arr. by J. N. Richards

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Wee Willie Winkie runs thru the town,

Upstairs and downstairs in his nightgown;

Rapping at the window,
Crying thru the lock:—

Are all the children in their beds?

Now 'tis eight o'clock.

Formation;—Standing in the right aisle with hands on hips.

1st Line;—	Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town,
Interpretation;—	Mark time, in place. (Knees waist high.) (Sevencounts.)
2nd Line;—	Upstairs	and	downstairs
Inter.;—	Heels raised.		Bend knees deeply.
	in his night-		gown;
Inter.;—	Stretch knees, lower heels and bow.		Assume erect position.
3rd Line;—	Rapping at the window,
Inter.;—	With hands clenched, stretch arms upward and tapimaginary window. (Four times.)
	Crying through the lock:—
Inter.;—	Cup hands and carry to mouth as if calling, bendingknees deeply.
4th Line;—	"Are all the children		in their beds?
Inter.;—	Turn head to the right.		Turn head to the left.
	Now 'tis eight o'clock."
Inter.;—	Stretch the knees and lower heels.