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18. century
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Alice Green
1923
Jack and Gill / Went up the Hill, (English)
And Gill came tumbling after. (English)
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1870
Jack and Jill (nursery rhyme).
Jill or Gill is a contraction of Julienne or Gillian, a common Norman name. Jack and Jill represent the complete amalgamation of the Saxon and Norman stocks in the nation. (English)
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Jack and Jill went up the hill / To fetch a pail of water ; / Jack fell down and broke his crown, / And Jill came tumbling after. // Up Jack got, and home did trot, / As fast as he could caper, / To old Dame Dob, who patched his nob / With vinegar and brown paper. (English)
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Jack and Gill / Went up the Hill / To fetch a Pail of Water ; / Jack fell down / And broke his Crown, / And Gill came tumbling after. (English)
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Jack and Jill
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Jack and Jill (nursery rhyme)
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- brwiki Jack and Jill (rimadell)
- enwiki Jack and Jill
- hewiki ג'ק וג'יל (שיר)
- itwiki Jack and Jill (filastrocca)
- tlwiki Jack and Jill
- urwiki جیک اینڈ جل
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