What care I how fair she be (_a song_), 28 What though now opposed I be (_a song_), 28 What's in the cupboard? says Mr. Hubbard, 43 When a twister a twisting, 141 When Arthur first in court began, 17 When good King Arthur rul'd the land, 16 Where have you been to-day, Billy, my son?, 50 Whishin dance, 60 Whistle, daughter, whistle, 73 Who did kill Cock Robbin?, 210 Widdicote, widdicote (_a riddle-rhyme_), 114 PLYMOUTH WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON, LTD., PRINTERS BY THE SAME AUTHOR WOMAN UNDER MONASTICISM CHAPTERS ON SAINT LORE AND CONVENT LIFE BETWEEN A.D. 500 AND 1500. THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE THROUGH THE CASENTINO WITH HINTS TO THE TRAVELLER A COMPANION VOLUME TO THE MEDIÆVAL TOWN SERIES J. M. DENT AND CO., LONDON ALBRECHT DÜRER IN THE POPULAR LIBRARY OF ART DUCKWORTH AND CO., LONDON TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE: Obvious typos and printer errors have been corrected without comment. Other than obvious errors, the author's spelling, grammar, and use of punctuation are retained as in the original publication. In addition to obvious errors, the following changes have been made: Pages 101 and 102: The word "Bŷskip/ bŷskips" appears in the original with an inverted breve over the y. Since this character is not available in the utf-8 code lists, a variant spelling is used in this text with a circumflex over the y. Page 144: endquote removed from the phrase, "... heavens and the earth...." Page 154: closing parenthesis added in the phrase, "(i.e. the constellation)" Page 193: "bonuie" changed to "bonnie" in the phrase, "... bonnie feathers...." Page 205: "it" changed to "its" in the phrase, "... was at its height...." Page 213: closing quote added in the phrase, "... are plenty." (M. L., p. 232.) End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Comparative Studies in Nursery Rhymes, by Lina Eckenstein