nursery rhyme

So they took hands and began to prance about uncle and niece, singing, with sudden inspiration, the nursery rhyme

And here is another of my lovers, a rough Cymon at present certainly, but of whom I had most hopeful expectations as to his turning out well in course of time, pretending that he can't remember his nursery rhymes! On purpose to annoy me, for he knows how I doat upon them!'

OUR DAILY PUB QUIZ 1 In the nursery rhyme how many men did the Grand Old Duke of York have?

| Anglesey YFC were winners of a competition to design an item based on a nursery rhyme

Material girls A stitch in nursery rhyme as Ann Hill (right) hands over her nursery rhyme quilt to schools creative learning and engagement officer, Wendy Jones

| Fairfield Prep School in Loughborough took part in a Guinness World Record bid for the longest nursery rhyme relay.

Featuring the charming illustrations of Sally Garland, "Nursery Rhyme & Shine" is a board-book treasury of endearingly illustrated nursery rhymes for children ages 5-6 that includes such classics as "Wheels on the Bus" and "Pat-a-Cake"--and is complemented by a smartphone-scanable QR code to listen to a medley of the featured songs.

The word "black" has vanished from the nursery rhyme as played on the Little Star Activity Table from VTech.

The nursery rhyme is nearly 300 years old and is believed to have originated as a protest against a hike in wool taxes.

Pregnant women were asked to read a nursery rhyme that they had never read to their preborn children before.

Victorians were so shocked by the content that they founded the British Society for Nursery Rhyme Reform to rid them of unsavoury elements.

My good friend and singer Edward Reid set the tone for a raucous afternoon by belting out his famous Nursery Rhyme audition piece that got him into the semi finals of Britain's Got Talent, then he had us all on the dance floor with everything from Bruno Mars to Tina Turner.