"I don't like cold lamb; Give me raspberry-jam:" But old Mother Hubbard said, "No! If a boy cannot eat Such nice, wholesome meat, To bed without food he must go."

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So little Jack Horner, Who cried in the corner, Was washed clean, and put into bed: After sleeping all night, He awoke fresh and bright, And was glad to eat plain meat and bread.

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