| I know how to play 'Little lambkins, come down,' if I only had a fiddle. |
| He plays the airy flute, And looks depressed and blighted, Doves round about him 'toot,' And lambkins dance delighted. |
| The birth of the first lambkins, the bulbs and pansies and the light fresh colours herald the arrival of spring. |
| I tell you, my lambkins, you shall not much longer have the felicity of conspiring together. |
| You could do something similar with Easter lambkins, but I'm not sure I could be arsed, quite frankly. |
| It's not really lambkins frisking at all, as most people take for granted. |
