His coffin, at night, Was borne by the Kite. [Illustration: THE PARSON.] I, said the Rook, Will preach from my book. [Illustration: THE CLERK.] Amen, said the Lark, Who assisted as Clerk. [Illustration: THE LINK-BEARER.] To light them, the Linnet Fetched a Torch in a minute. [Illustration: THE PALL-BEARERS.] These Wrens so small, Bore poor Cock Robin's pall [Illustration: THE CHIEF-MOURNER.] Says the innocent Dove, I will mourn for my Love. [Illustration: THE BELL-TOLLER.] The Bull tolled the Bell, For poor Cock Robin's funeral knell. All the birds in the air Fell to sighing and sobbing, When they heard the bell toll For poor Cock Robin: And vow'd that the Sparrow, Who his life took away, Should be tried for the murder The very next day. FINIS. * * * * * _Children's Toy Books_, UNIFORMLY PRINTED, AND EMBELLISHED WITH _Numerous elegant Coloured Engravings_. Aunt Ann's Gift, or Moral emblems in Prose and Verse: 8 engravings 0 6 Courtship and Marriage of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren: 30 engravings 0 6 Cries of London: 16 engravings 0 6 Flowers that never Fade: 16 engravings 0 6 Infant's Alphabet: 27 engravings 0 6 Juvenile Pastimes, or Sports for the four Seasons: 30 engravings 0 6 Juvenile Tell-Tale: 16 engravings 0 6 Pretty Stories and Pretty Pictures: 16 engravings 0 6 Sweets for Leisure Hours: 16 engravings 0 6 Unlucky John, and his Lump of Silver: 16 engravings 0 6 Wishing, or the Fisherman and his Wife: 16 engravings 0 6 Dean and Munday, Printers, Threadneadle-Street, London.