👵 The Old Woman Who Bought a Baby👶 Nursery Rhymes From the Tale Teller Kids' Library of Children's Literature 🌈

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Old Woman who bought a little Pig by Anonymous
from the Junior Classics Volume ten, Part one, Poems Old
and New Read for Librevox dot Org by Phil Champh.
An old woman was sweeping her house and she found
a little crooked sixpence? What said she shall I do
with this little sixpence? I will go to market and

(00:24):
buy a little pig. As she was coming home, she
came to a stile, but the pig would not go
over the stile. She went a little further and she
met a dog, so she said to the dog, dog,
dog bite pig. Pig won't get over the stile, and
I shan't get home tonight. But the dog would not.

(00:44):
She went a little further and she met a stick,
so she said, stick, stick beat dog, Dog won't bite pig.
Pig won't get over the stile, and I sha'n't get
home tonight. But the stick would not. She went a
little further and she met a fire, so she said
fire fire burn, stick, stick won't beat dog, dog won't

(01:07):
bite pig. Pig won't get over the stile, and I
shan't get home tonight. But the fire would not. She
went a little further and she met some water, so
she said, water, water, quench fire, fire won't burn, stick,
stick won't beat dog, Dog won't bite pig, Pig won't

(01:28):
get over the stile, and I shan't get home tonight,
but the water would not. So she went a little
further and she met an ox, So she said, ox, Ox,
drink water. Water won't quench fire, fire won't burn, stick,
stick won't beat dog, dog, won't bite pig. Pig won't

(01:49):
get over the stile, and I shan't to get home tonight,
but the ox would not. So she went a little
further and she met a butcher, so she said, butcher,
kill ox. OX won't drink water, Water won't quench fire,
fire won't burn, stick, stick won't beat dog, Dog won't

(02:10):
bite pig, Pig won't get over the style. And I
shan't get home tonight, but the butcher would not. She
went a little further and she met a rope, so
she said, rope, rope, hang butcher. Butcher won't kill ox,
OX won't drink water, Water won't quench fire, fire won't burn, stick,

(02:33):
stick won't beat dog, dog won't bite pig, Pig won't
get over the style, and I shan't get home tonight,
but the rope would not. She went a little further
and she met a rat, So she said, rat, rat
nah rope, rope won't hang butcher, butcher, won't kill ox, Ox,

(02:55):
won't drink water, water won't quench fire, fire won't burn, stick,
stick won't beat dog, dog won't bite pig, Pig won't
get over the stile. And I shan't get home tonight,
but the rat would not. She went a little further
and she met a cat, So she said, cat, cat

(03:16):
kill rat. Rat won't gnaw rope, rope won't hang butcher,
butcher won't kill ox, Ox, won't drink water, water, won't
quench fire, fire, won't burn, stick, stick won't beat dog,
dog won't bite pig, Pig won't get over the style,
And I shan't get home tonight. The cat said, if

(03:41):
you will give me a saucer of milk, I will
kill the rat. So the old woman gave the cat
the milk, and when she had lapped up the milk,
the cat began to kill the rat. The rat began
to gnaw the rope, The rope began to hang the butcher.
The butcher began to kill the ox. The ox began

(04:01):
to drink the water. The water began to quench the fire.
The fire began to burn the stick. The stick began
to beat the dog. The dog began to bite the pig,
and the pig jumped over the stile, And so the
old woman got home that night in the poem. This

(04:22):
recording is in the public domain.