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Title: The Courtship, Marriage, and Pic-Nic Dinner of Cock Robin & Jenny Wren
With the Death and Burial of Poor Cock Robin

Author: Anonymous

Release Date: October 5, 2007 [eBook #22887]

Language: English

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THE

COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE, AND

PIC-NIC DINNER

OF

_Cock Robin & Jenny Wren_

WITH THE
DEATH AND BURIAL
OF
POOR COCK ROBIN.

Embellished with Thirty Neat Coloured Engravings.

London:
Printed and Sold by
Dean and Munday, Threadneedle-Street.
_Price Six-pence._

[Illustration: COCK ROBIN AND JENNY WREN.]

THE

COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE, &c.

OF

_Cock Robin and Jenny Wren_.

[Illustration: THE COURTSHIP.]

Says Robin to Jenny,
If you will be mine,
You shall eat pies and puddings,
And drink currant-wine.

[Illustration: GENERAL INVITATION.]

Jenny consented; the day was named,
The joyful news the Cock proclaimed.

[Illustration: PARSON AND CLERK.]

Together came the Rook and Lark,
The one as Parson, t'other Clerk.

[Illustration: THE WEDDING.]

The Goldfinch gave the bride away,
Who promis'd always to obey.

[Illustration: PREPARING FOR THE FEAST.]