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161. Five Little White Mice. |
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Mrs. F. A. B. Dunning. |
German Popular Air. |
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[Note:—One hand partially closed, represents the box. The fingers of the other hand represent the mice. They creep along the table climb upon the arm and finally, in a lively manner all try to get into the box.] |
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162. Five Little Pigs. |
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After the German. |
Geo. Ernst. |
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lit - tie pig - gy staid at home, To tnke care of the mon - ey. pig - gy said;" It is not right. He knows that I am need - y. beefsteak pie, will do for me, Or a bit of bread and cheese, sir.
[Note:—The thumb is the first "pig," the first finger is the next, and so on. Each finger is held up in turn as the words indicate.] |
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163. Little Chickens. |
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