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Printed rebus page from Mother Goose in Hieroglyphics with cats, an eye, a queen, a mouse and a chair standing in for words.

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Cat, Cat, Eye, Queen, Cat, Cat, Eye, Mouse, Chair, Sherman & Co. (1855). Via artnap.com

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A page titled Mother Goose in Hieroglyphics, numbered 6, presents a nursery rhyme in which words are replaced by small engraved pictures of a cat, an eye, a queen, a mouse and a chair. The text reads Pussy pussy where have you been, I've been to London to see the Queen, and the picture-words appear in the sentences as illustrated substitutions.