From On We Go by McKee et al., 1949.

From St. Nicholas, 1889. 

Today's rabbit coaxing a goat.  From St. Nicholas, 1889. 

From Spelling in Language Arts 2, 1962.

From The Children's Newspaper, 1942.

From We Live in a City by Horn, Wickey & Horn and illustrated by Herbert Paus, 1940.

From Wee Wisdom, 1936.

From Hizzoner the Mayor by Joel Sayre, 1933.

From The Boyd Smith Mother Goose, 1920.

From What Your Horoscope Doesn't Tell You by Charles Strohmer.

From The Lodge Goat, edited by James Pettibone, 1902.

From Our Pets by Nida & Nida, 1928.

From A Vocabulary First Reader Workbook for Round About by Mabel O'Donnell, 1936.

From The Companion Book for Friendly Village by O'Donnell, Scharschug & Carey, 1936.

From The Creepie-Stool, an unusual "single-poet anthology for chidlren" by Elizabeth Fleming and illustrated by Hugh Chesterman, peppered with Scots words like "stravaiging."

From El Dia, 1959.

From The Moon On The One Hand by Bill Crofut.

From The Companion Book for Day In and Day Out by O'Donnell, Scharschug & Carey, 1941.

From The Brother Bears by Anna Williams Arnett and illustrated by Ludwig & Regina, 1927.

"The spice of life is jest and wit, but who wants spice by getting hit."  From Ohio University's 1913 yearbook.