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1. The tailor is portrayed as very old with disturbing wrinkles and a tendency to spy on the mouse. He is sewing a tasteless patchwork quilt throughout the book - which isn't a tailor's occupation. The cutest picture of the mouse is on the front cover. Within the book, the mouse changes size, shape, and color/5(16).

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2. Sep 01,  · The tale follows the duo as the mouse becomes ill and the dim-witted tailor tries a harebrained method to cure him. Spectacular illustrations capture the colorful lives of these characters, making this picture book another worthy addition to its beloved series and helping to preserve the great “songtales” of the American quixanjeffbabocomp.tilnamistnebenonfwebnistgardturrela.co: G I A Publications, Incorporated.

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3. As Part of John M. Feierabend's continuing effort to preserve our rich heritage of children's folksongs, GIA Publications, Inc. is pleased to expand its series of picture books based on these timeless songs and stories. Full of whimsy, the songtale The Tailor and the Mousehas survived for at least years, delighting children through the ages.

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4. Lyrics There was a tailor had a mouse Hi diddle um come feed-al They lived together in one house Hi diddle um come feed-al Refrain Hi diddle um come tarum tirum, Through the town of Ramsey, Hi diddle um come over the lea, Hi diddle um come feed-al The tailor thought his mouse was ill The Tailor and the Mouse Read More».

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5. lyrics: there was a tailor and a mouse hi diddle ei come feedle they lived together in one house hi diddle ei come feedle hi diddle ei come radam tam tam through the town of ramsey hi diddle ei come over the lee hi diddle ei come feedle the tailor though his mouse was ill hi diddle ei come feedle he gave him part of a blue pill hi diddle ei come feedle hi diddle ei come radam tam tam, etc.

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6. The Tailor and the Mouse [ Roud ; trad.] Shirley Collins sang the children's song from Cecil Sharp's English Folk Songs for Schools, The Tailor and the Mouse, in on her first LP Sweet England.

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7. Tailor and the Mouse, The. arr. Dave & Jean Perry - Shawnee Press. Click to review. This charming arrangement of the English folksong will be a lot of fun for your young choir. The nonsensical lyrics: "There was a tailor had a mouse; they lived together in one house; Hi-diddle un-kum feedle" will make your students giggle! A novel teaching.

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8. May 25,  · The Tailor and the Mouse - Duration: Weber Middle School 6th Gr Chorus, 7/8th Gr General Music, and Drama Club 1, views.

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