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AS Chicken-licken was going one day to the wood, 

whack! an acorn fell from a tree

on to his head.

"Gracious goodness me!" said Chicken-licken,

 "the sky must have fallen; I must go

and tell the King."

So Chicken-licken turned back, and met Hen-len. "Well, 

Hen-len, where are you

going ?" said he. "I'm going to the wood," said she.

"Oh, Hen-len, don't go!" said he, "for as I was going the 

sky fell on to my head, and

I'm going to tell the King."

So Hen-len turned back with Chicken-licken, and met 

Cock-lock.

"I'm going to the wood," said he.

Then Hen-len said:' "Oh Cock-lock, don't go, for I was 

going, and I met Chicken-licken, and Chicken-licken had 

been at the wood, and the sky had fallen on to his head, 

and we are going to tell the King."

So Cock-lock turned back, and they met Duck-luck. "

Well, Duck-luck, where are you going?"

And Duck-luck said: "I'm going to the wood."

Then Cock-lock said: "Oh! Duck-luck, don't go, for I was 

going, and I met Hen-len,

and Hen-len met Chicken-licken, and Chicken-licken had 

been at the wood, and the

sky had fallen on to his head, and we are going to tell the 

King''.

So Duck-luck turned

back,and met Rabbi-dabbi.

"Well, Rabbi-dabbi, where are you going?"

And Rabbi-dabbi said: "I'm going to the wood."

Then Duck-luck said: "Oh! Rabbi-dabbi, don't go, for I was 

going, and I met Cock-lock, and Cock-lock met Hen-len, and 

Hen-len met Chicken-licken, and Chicken-licken

had been at the wood, and the sky had fallen on to his head, 

and, we are going to tell

the King."

So Rabbi-dabbi turned back, and met Goose-loose. "Well, 

Goose-loose, where are

you going?" And Goose-loose said: "I'm going to the wood."

Then Rabbi-dabbi said: "Oh, Goose-loose, don't go, for I was 

going, and I met Duck-

luck, and Duck-luck met Cock-lock, and Cock-lock met Hen-len, 

and Hen-len met

Chicken-licken, and Chicken-licken had been at the wood, and 

the sky had fallen on to

his head, and we are going to tell the King."

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