English poem

THE WASHERWOMEN

by Albert Bigelow Paine (1861–1937)

There were some old ladies of Dundee Who did all their washing on Mondee. Then they shook out their clothes Till they dried, I suppose, To have them all ready for Sundee.

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The Tail Of Taddy Pole
THE TRANSFERRED SMILE
The Unfriendly Chickens
THE VICIOUS GOLLY-POPS
THE WAYS OF MEN.
They Stayed At Home
TO OLD FRIENDS WITH YOUNG HEARTS AND YOUNG HEARTS GROWING OLD.
Unpleasant Companions

All 92 poems by Albert Bigelow Paine