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| Card No. | Book Title | Card 1st Line |
| A1 | John Gilpin | Tomorrow is our wedding day |
| A2 | John Gilpin | The dogs did bark, the children … |
| A3 | Three Jovial Huntsmen | One said it was a boggart |
| A4 | Three Jovial Huntsmen | One said it was a bull calf |
| A5 | Elegy on Mad Dog | In Islington there lived a man |
| A6 | Elegy on Mad Dog | A kind and gentle heart he had |
| B1 | John Gilpin | Stop, stop, John Gilpin! |
| B2 | John Gilpin | Stop thief! stop thief! A highwayman |
| B3 | Three Jovial Huntsmen | One said that they were children |
| B4 | Three Jovial Huntsmen | So they hunted an' they hollo'd (see picture) |
| B5 | Elegy on Mad Dog | And in that town a dog was found (for picture click here) |
| B6 | Elegy on Mad Dog | The dog & man at first were friends |
| C1 | House that Jack Built | This is the rat |
| C2 | House that Jack Built | This is the cat |
| C3 | Song of Sixpence | When the pie was opened |
| C4 | Song of Sixpence | Was that not a dainty dish |
| C5 | Queen of Hearts | The Queen of Hearts |
| C6 | Queen of Hearts | The Knave of Hearts he stole some tarts |
| D1 | House that Jack Built | This is the cow |
| D2 | House that Jack Built | This is the man |
| D3 | Song of Sixpence | The King was in his counting house |
| D4 | Song of Sixpence | The maid was in the garden |
| D5 | Queen of Hearts | The Knave of Hearts brought back the tarts |
| D6 | Queen of Hearts | And vowed he'd steal no more |
| E1 | Hey Diddle Diddle | Hey Diddle Diddle |
| E2 | Hey Diddle Diddle | The little dog laughed |
| E3 | Bye Baby Bunting | Bye Baby Bunting |
| E4 | Bye Baby Bunting | Father's gone a-hunting |
| E5 | The Milkmaid | Where are you going my pretty maid |
| E6 | The Milkmaid | Shall I go with you my pretty maid |
| F1 | Ride a cock horse | Ride a cock horse |
| F2 | Ride a cock horse | With rings on her fingers |
| F3 | A Farmer went trotting | With his daughter behind him |
| F4 | A Farmer went trotting | The mare broke her knees |
| F5 | The Milkmaid | Then I can't marry you my pretty maid |
| F6 | The Milkmaid | Nobody asked you Sir! She said |
| G1 | A frog he would a-wooing go | A frog he would a-wooing go |
| G2 | A frog he would a-wooing go | Now they arrived |
| G3 | Come lasses and lads | Come lasses and lads |
| G4 | Come lasses and lads | Now there they did stay |
| G5 | The Fox jumps over | The huntsman blows his horn |
| G6 | The Fox jumps over | The Fox jumps over the Parson's gate |
| H1 | A frog he would a-wooing go | Pray Miss Mouse |
| H2 | A frog he would a-wooing go | Pray Mr. Frog |
| H3 | Come lasses and lads | With singing and playing |
| H4 | Come lasses and lads | Some loitered on the way |
| H5 | The Fox jumps over | Now the Parson had a pair to wed |
| H6 | The Fox jumps over | Then pass around the can |
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