There Was an Old Woman Sold Puddings and Pies
There Was an Old Woman Sold Puddings and Pies
Nursery Rhyme
There was an old woman
Sold puddings and pies;
She went to the mill,
And dust flew in her eyes.
While through the streets,
To all she meets
She ever cries:
"Hot Pies - Hot Pies."
Notes
Barbara Huet wrote...
Another verse for There was an old woman:
Hot pies and cold,
Pies to sell,
Wherever she goes,
You may follow her
By the smell.
Thanks and Acknowledgements
The illustration is from Mother Goose, The Original Volland Edition (1915), edited and arranged by Eulalie Osgood Grover and illustrated by Frederick Richardson (with some graphical editing by Mama Lisa). Thanks to Barbara Huet for sharing another verse!
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