IX. Round about the village, Round about the village; Round about the village, As you have done before. In and out of the windows, In and out of the windows; In and out of the windows, As you have done before. I stand before my lover, I stand before my lover; I stand before my lover, As I have done before. Follow me to London, Follow me to London; Follow me to London, As you have done before. Dance away to Fairyland, Dance away to Fairyland; Dance away to Fairyland, As we have done before. —Stevenage, Herts. (Mrs. Lloyd, taught to a friend’s children by a nurse from Stevenage). X. All round the village, All round the village; All round the village, As we have done before. In and out of the window, In and out of the window; In and out of the window, As we have done before. Stand and face your lover, Stand and face your lover; Stand and face your lover, As we have done before. Kiss her if you love her, Kiss her if you love her; Kiss her if you love her, As we have done before. Take her off to London, Take her off to London; Take her off to London, As we have done before. —Earls Heaton, Yorks. (Herbert Hardy). XI. All round the village, All round the village; All round the village, As you have done before. In and out the windows, In and out the windows; In and out the windows, As you have done before. Stand and face your lover, Stand and face your lover; Stand and face your lover, As you have done before. Follow her to London, Follow her to London; Follow her to London, As you have done before. —Tean, North Staffs, (from a Monitor in the School). XII. Round and round the village, &c., As you have done before. In and out the windows, as you have done before. Stand and face your lover, &c. Follow me to London, &c. —Roxton, St. Neots (Miss E. Lumley). XIII. Out and in the windows, Out and in the windows; Out and in the windows, As you have done before. Stand before your lover, Stand before your lover; Stand before your lover, As you have done before. Follow her to London, Follow her to London; Follow her to London, Before the break of day. —Fraserburgh (Rev. W. Gregor).