 | Henry Carrington Bolton - 1888 - 144 str.
...833. The farmer in the den, Hi-oh, my cherry, ho ! The farmer takes a wife. Hi-oh, my, cherry, oh ! The wife takes a child, etc., The child takes a nurse, etc. , The nurse takes a dog, Hi-oh, my cherry, oh ! HDA, Virginia. 834. Please missy, big missy, lend missy your imber bow,... | |
 | Jessie Hubbell Bancroft - 1909 - 530 str.
...takes a child. The succeeding verses vary only in the choice in each, and follow in this order : — The child takes a nurse, etc. The nurse takes a cat,...takes a rat, etc., The rat takes the cheese, etc. The far - mer in the dell, The far - mer in the dell, 1 Heigh • o the cher - ry - oh, The far - mer in... | |
 | Jessie Hubbell Bancroft - 1909 - 530 str.
...takes a child. The succeeding verses vary only in the choice in each, and follow in this order: — The child takes a nurse, etc. The nurse takes a cat,...takes a rat, etc., The rat takes the cheese, etc. tor -T—N fr— > fr — I i ~-ft+~T" S r — -ft The far - mer in the dell, The far • mer in the... | |
 | Lebert Howard Weir - 1914 - 126 str.
...in the dell. ' i piH -4The succeeding verses vary in the choice of each and follow in this order : The farmer takes a wife, etc. The wife takes a child,...rat, etc. The rat takes the cheese, etc. The cheese takes a knife, etc. The knife stands alone, etc. The players stand in a circle with the farmer in the... | |
 | Lydia Clark - 1921 - 466 str.
...cherry-oh ! The farmer takes a wife. The following stanzas vary only in the choice, and are as follows : The wife takes a child, etc. The child takes a nurse,...takes a rat, etc. The rat takes the cheese, etc. The players form a circle with one player in the center, who is the farmer. As the stanzas are sung, the... | |
 | Lydia Clark - 1917 - 436 str.
...cherry-oh ! The farmer takes a wife. The following stanzas vary only in the choice, and are as follows : The wife takes a child, etc. The child takes a nurse,...cat takes a rat, etc. The rat takes the cheese, etc. p A" K 1* — J ^ — d ^ — \§ " J1 1 ; J ; J 1 The far - mer in the N ^ i j > j. 1 J =fr=4 j; *... | |
 | Indiana. Department of Public Instruction - 1918 - 358 str.
...^-J-—! , , 42^—3— The succeeding verses vary in the choice of each and follow in this order : The farmer takes a wife, etc. . The wife takes a child,...rat, etc. The rat takes the cheese, etc. The cheese takes a knife, etc. The knife stands alone, etc. The players stand in a circle with the farmer in the... | |
 | Monica R. Wild, Doris E. White - 1924 - 460 str.
...dell. The g 1 « " = £=J 1 i _N _b N h I — k far-mer in the dell, 1 , » ^=^ • j r dell. *P 3. The wife takes a child, etc. The child takes a nurse, etc. The nurse takes a dog, etc. The dog takes a cat, etc. The cat takes a rat, etc. The rat takes a cheese, etc. The cheese... | |
 | Chester Geppert Marsh - 1925 - 186 str.
...The farmer takes a wife, The farmer takes a wife, Heigh-o ! the cherry-oh ! The farmer takes a wife. The wife takes a child, etc. The child takes a nurse, etc. The nurse takes a dog, etc. The dog takes a cat, etc. The cat takes a rat, etc. The rat takes the cheese, etc. The cheese... | |
 | Alfred E. Ross - 1926 - 96 str.
...child, Heigh-O! The cherry-Ol The wife takes a child. The child takes a nurse, Etc., etc., as above. The nurse takes a cat. Etc. The cat takes a rat. Etc....rat takes the cheese, Etc. The cheese stands alone, the cheese stands alone, Heigh-O! The cherry-Ol The cheese stands alone. (Repeat from the beginning... | |
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The child takes a nurse, etc. The nurse takes a cat, etc. The cat takes a rat, etc., The rat takes the cheese, etc. The... 
