I am trying to find the exact words and the source of an old English children's poem, which contained the following portions. Any leads would be appreciated.
In the corner of the orchard,
Lying on the mossy ground,
Little Suzie found an apple,
Rosy, ripe, red and round....
"Give us a bite," said Bill,
As she toddled to his side.
But she shook her head and pouted,
"No it's not for you," she cried.....
...Then cos' she was rather small,
Bill helped her up the garden wall...
...Billy cut it and they ate it,
Which goes to show that Sue
Wasn't selfish after all
Sitting on the garden wall.