From malt to marriage
Subtitle: nursery rhymes and the tales they tell
By: by Jim Ellis.
Publisher: Orange Frazer Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Wilmington, Ohio
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781933197371
Subjects: Marriage -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Christianity and literature; Nursery rhymes
Table of contents: title: Beyond the boundry lines (Hey diddle diddle); title: From malt to marriage (The house that Jack built); title: A clean sweep from the ground up (Cobwebs on the moon); title: A plea for a peice of the pie (Simple Simon); title: He blew it (Little boy blue); title: A turn of events (Anna Elise jumped with surprise); title: About to pout (Cross-patch); title: Out of the darkness (Twinkle, twinkle little star); title: How much is enouch (Old chairs to mend); title: The rise and fall and after all (Humpty dumpty ii); title: Im not going after that cat (the cat ran up the plum tree); title: If I could do it over (In and out of the bramble bush); title: I've had enough of this (Hickory, dickory, dock); title: Oh no you don't (Cat, you don't come in); title: Promises, promises (Jack and Jill, curly locks); title: A matter of money (Lend me thy mare); title: It looks kinda crooked (There was a crooked man); title: When the wind blows (The cradle will rock); title: When the bough breaks (The cradle will fall); title: Will you repeat the question (Going to St. Ives); title: Say that again (A little guinea-pig); title: Once upon a dream (I saw ); title: A teacher of note (Mary had a little lamb); title: Christmas is coming (Little Jack Hornerjack be nimblechristmas is coming); title: Thats life (Solomon Grundy).