More songs to grow on
Subtitle: a new collection of folk songs for children.
By: Drawings by David Stone Martin; arrangements by Florence White
Publisher: Marks
Published: 1954
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Children's songs; Folk songs, English -- United States
Other titles: Songs to grow on
Table of contents: title: Adam had seven sons; title: All around the kitchen; title: All the fish are swimming in the water; title: The bell cow; title: The big corral; title: Big-eye rabbit; title: Blow ye winds, westerly; title: The bold fisherman; title: Carol of the beasts; title: Carol of the birds; title: Christmas is coming; title: Cotton-eye Joe; title: Dancing dollies; title: Donkey riding; title: Down in a coal mine; title: The fly and the bumblebee; title: Gathering nuts in May; title: Good-bye, old paint; title: Greensleeves; title: Ha ha, this-a-way; title: Had a little rooster; title: Haul away, Joe; title: Here we come a-wassailing; title: Hop up, my ladies; title: How old are you?; title: Hurry up, Liza Jane; title: I ride an old paint; title: I want to be a farmer; title: Johnny come to Hilo; title: Kolyada; title: Kookaburra; title: Let's go to the zoo; title: Little lady from Baltimore; title: Liza Jane; title: May day carol; title: Morning star; title: My dreydl; title: My goose; title: New river train; title: The noble duke of York; title: Oh, she's gone, gone, gone; title: The old man in the wood; title: On, roll on; title: Plantonio, the pride of the plain; title: Punchinello; title: Raisins and almonds; title: Rig-a jig-jig; title: Risseldy, rosseldy; title: Sit down, sister; title: The squirrel; title: Take your time, Miss Lucy; title: There was an old fish; title: Three craw; title: Three pirates came to London town; title: Trip a trop a tronjes; title: Two in the middle; title: Up in a balloon; title: We whooped and we hollered; title: We wish you a Merry Christmas; title: When Johnny comes marching home; title: Where are you going to, my pretty maid?; title: Whoever shall have peanuts