+---+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+ |No.| Belfast. | Halliwell’s Version | Crockham Hill. | | | | (No. 2). | | +---+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+ | 1.| — | — |Draw a bucket of | | | | |water. | | 2.|Sift the lady’s |Sieve my lady’s | — | | |oatmeal. |oatmeal. | | | 3.|Sift it into flour. |Grind my lady’s flour.| — | | 4.| — | — |For a lady’s daughter.| | 5.| — | — | — | | 6.|Put it in a chest of |Put it in a chestnut. | — | | |drawers. | | | | 7.|Let it lie an hour. |Let it stand an hour. | — | | 8.| — | | — | | 9.| — | — | — | |10.| — | — | — | |11.| — | — | — | |12.|One of my rush, two of|One may rush, two may |One in a bush, two in | | |my rush. |rush. |a bush, three in a | | | | |bush, four in a bush. | |13.| — | — | — | |14.|Please, young lady, |Come, my girls, walk | — | | |come under my bush. |under the bush. | | |15.|My bush is too high, | — | — | | |my bush is too low. | | | |16.|Please, young lady, | — | — | | |come under my bow. | | | |17.|Stir up the dumpling. | — | — | |18.| — | — |And out you go. | +---+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+