E.C.

_The Frog and the Crow of Ennow._--I should be glad to get an answer to

the following Query from some one of your readers:--I remember some few

old lines of a song I used to hear sung many years ago, and wish to

learn anything as regards its date, authorship,--indeed, any

particulars, and where I shall be likely to find it at length. What I

remember is,--

"There was a little frog, lived in the river swim-o,

And there was an old crow lived in the wood of Ennow,

Come on shore, come on shore, said the crow to the frog again-o;

Thank you, sir, thank you, sir, said the frog to the crow of Ennow,

...

But there is sweet music under yonder green willow,

And there are the dancers, the dancers, in yellow."

Notes and Queries, Number 39, July 27, 1850 · 第 56 / 109 题