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‚s Old Daddy Rodgers and merry wuz she J

The old man wuz cripple

And Mary wuz blii~d.

Keep you hat on you head.

~	Keep you head warm

And set down under that sycamore tree S

My kitBi ~r kiteS ~

My kiteS My kiteS

Two oxen tripeS

T~o open dish ‘o cabbageS

My little dogS .~

~spotted hawgl

My two ~young pig a etarvitigi

“Cow iii -ehe ccttc~ipatehD Tell boy ça).]. dog~ drive~ pig oi.zt cottoni~
	Heah duh aong;	~	~ ~ ~
	“Send Tom Taggui~	 ~
	To drïve Bone Baggum
	Out the world ‘o wiggy wag~um2“


(ThIs last song chanted out by Aunt Eleanor Godfrey, age 99~ is really

a gem. She Said ‘Bone Baggum‘ boney old white cow. ‘Wiggy wagguin‘ is

a picture word making one see the soft, wagging tufts of ~iite cotton)

Given by Aunt Ele~~~~OEodfrey
~ ~	Age 99 (100 come BOSh of Oct.)
	-~	June 25th,1937
		Conway, S. C.
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