This book is a collection of chap-books, which were small booklets that were sold on the streets of Yorkshire in the 18th and 19th centuries. They contain stories, songs, and rhymes that were popular at the time and give insight into the culture of the region at the time. This edition includes illustrations and an introduction by the editor.

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