A B C JINGLES.
"A was an Archer that shot at a frog,
B was a Butcher—he had a big dog,
C was a Captain all covered with lace,
D was a Dunce with a very long face."
"A was an apple pie;
B bit it,
C cut it,
D danced for it,
E eat it,
F fought for it,
G got it,
H hid it," etc. etc.
A CATCH RHYME.
"Tottle 'em, bottle 'em, bother aboo,
Who can count from one to two?"
"I can, I can!" "Do, do."
"One and two——" "See, calf, see,
That's not two, but three, three."
"Three or two's all one to me."
CHAPTER XV.
BELL RHYMES.
The jingle of the bells in nursery poetry is certainly the prettiest of all the features in the poetical fictions of Baby-land.