Dutch Ditties for Children Fifteen Songs With Piano Accompaniment

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DUTCH DITTIESFOR

CHILI) RENFIFTEEN SONGS

WITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMEXT

WCJRDS AND MUSIC

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ANICi: TERHUNE

PICTURES BY A[-BF,RTINE RANDAI.I, WHEEF.AN

$1.25 Net

NEWYORK : G. SCHIRMERBOSTON : BOSTON MUSIC CO.

LONDON: SCHOTT & CO.


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CONTENTS1. THE SECRET 22. THREE LITTLE DUCKS 43. THE UPSET SHOE 64. DAY AND NIGHT 85. THE HUNGRYWINDMILL 106. GRANDMOTHER,TELL ME A STORY 127. OLD CHANTICLEER 148. THE BIG FOG-BELL 169. THE TULIP GARDEN 18

10. MILK TO-DAY 2011 THE KNITTERS 2212. LITTLE BOY BLUE 2413. GOOD-BYE, FATHER 2614. LITTLE CHRISTMAS SHOES 2815. GOOD-NIGHT 30


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Quick march-time

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1. The Secret

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Anice Terhune

^—We know a se - cret, (Oh, what a se - cret ) Yes, in - deed, we

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do Hans and Franz and Pe - ter - kin too,

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Just we three, so we can't teil you

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Ha, ha, ha

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Ha, ha, ha Don't you wish you knew

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Don't you wish you

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looked for ' food and found it a - long theone with the fly said: Mv, but this feast is

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• 8-One ' seized ' a f rog and an - oth - er caught aSo the poor lit-tle duck went hun - gry all the

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r p p r^ fird could e:et no-thing, an

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fly,.

day,.

But the third could get no-thing,and murmured with aAnd at last he ran off all by him-self to^^ * ^—

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tarvine: Just a bite of thaP

Vm ' starving Just a bite of tKat frog or flyBut his greed-y broth-ers each had a dreadful pain

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play.

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3. The Upset Shoe

^öndantino

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— * • • ^ I r I I [ —I- p ^ • • j ^keep a - float; It's such an ea - sy thing to do, I

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Phope that she'11 sit still, don't you? Her hands stick out on

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S** =:ei - ther side, I'm sure she quite en - joys the ride; But

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oh see here the boat acts queer It's gone down, oh

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4. Day and Nig-ht

iIst Ferse quicklyl*d ferse slowly

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Hur - ry and work,Rest and wait,

hur - ry and work, In a clat - t'ringrest and wait, So that naught goes

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wrong.

mUp and down and a - round and o - ver. Help - ing ba - by

Worn and wear - y, but faith - less nev - er, By the crib they

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Fhoselay;

stay.How riian-y miles do those wee shoes cov - er,Guard - ing the ba - by like sen-ti-nels ev

^p a tempo al fine

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5. The Hungry Windmill

Vivace

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Bags and bags and bags of rye; Straight in-to my mouth they'11 fly, 111

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ƒât them by and by.

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Yum, yum, yum Here they

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ĉome Yum, yum, yum

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6. Grandmother, Teil me a Story

Andante

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$ ^^• 1All a - bout long a - go,.an - gels looked down be - low.

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grass - es allrain comes down And makes the grass - eswith - - ered, For the brooks had for - got - ten to

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7. Old Chanticleer

Lively

Cock- a -doo- die - doo Cock- a-doo- die - doo.' You think your voice is

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ver - y fine, But I can do that too lts just an aw-ful croak, And

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if you'd choke, And on the whole, Sir Chan - ti-cleer, I

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And scarce a boat out of all a - iToat rYoull send e ach n ote to my fa - ther's boat, And

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hows its white sail to me.,bring him back safe to me .

But soonHe'11 hear

the fog- bells deepyour cling - clang

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clang - - mgfall - - ing

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Will teil them the wayFar o'er the wa

cometer wide;

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^one by one, when tneir fish - ing's 'done,L The boats will start on theirloud, ringstrong in a wel-com-ing song, As my fa - ther's boat to the

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dong Ding, dongdong Ding,' dong

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9. The Tulip Garden

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Boy Here's a pot of tu - lips for you, Pray take them, ah,thank you, Sir, most kind - - ly, Most kind - - ly, I

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Waltz-time

^10. Milk To-day

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1. Milk to - day

2. Milk to - day

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Milk to - day

Who will have milk toTake a fe\v pints, I

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right this \vay RightDogs draw my cart, I fear

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^fresh from the cow, I saylong- - er you de - lay 1-2. Buy buy^^w fff r^ TTff TTfT1

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11. The Knitters

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be three stock ings by and by. Quick,quick,quick Quick,quick,quick Watch those needies

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flv One stocking is for Moth - er, and one for Bet -je, too, And

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one forgreat big broth - er; 1 think that 's fun,don't you? Clack,clack,clack

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12. Little Bot Blue

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Blue, come blow your horn, The dachs - hund is

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wait - ing, the chicks are for - lorn When the horn

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13. Good-bye, Father

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(calling')

i —TTTl i-J?T3 1 ,1Fa-thers sail-ing^

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l a JlJ I) j) i' J' ö ïast, far out to sea,. No ones left but Moth-er now and

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14. Little Christmas Shoes

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ml.Tvvo lit - tle Christ - mas shoes,2. Through . the win - dow look

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i^^3. If each L child is4. Watch the Christ - mas

Andantino

good,Saint,

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shoes he'11 put asmiles on all the

doll or baU; Bad chil - dren_ get noworld to - night; I'm glad the — shoes are

streng and quickthis whole night

moy at all,

plain sight:

Comes to_From his-

bring ahome be

On - ly they find aIn - to each some

host of toys

yond the snow,

plain, brown switch,toys will fall,

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'To L good lit - tle girls and__ boys.

Where the toys and the switch - es. grow.

Will these shoes hold aIf the child has been

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É ^ ^ i. } J' ^^^^^Dream- milis will blow with the sails swing -ing lo\v-, WhenHearthe mill hum, bright dreams will come, And

bed we go;ba - by head

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* 3^^—in, you know;

f we're goed we'11 soon have some;Dol - ly and all, she'sPus - sy - cat too, on her

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the wall,cush - ion of blue,

^So she'U be ver - y sure not to fall;Sings to her - self a sleep - y song,

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