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Jackus Et Jilla By Jacob Bigelow

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Jack And Jill Went Up The Hill, To Draw A Pail Of Water; Jack Fell Down And Broke His Crown, And Jill Came Tumbling After. Jackus Cum Jill' Formos' Ancill', Aquam Hauriturus Collem Ascendebat; Prolabitur Jackus, Caput Miser' Fractus, Et Jilla Desperata In Fatum Ruebat.