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I will write a sketch of my early life	A
It will be of childhood day	B
And all who chance to read it	C
No criticism pray	B
My childhood days were happy	D
And it fills my heart with woe	E
To muse o'er the days that have passed by	F
And the scenes of long ago	E
In the days of my early childhood	G
Kent county was quite wild	H
Especially the towns I lived in	I
When I was a little child	H
I will not speak of my birthplace	J
For if you will only look	K
O'er the little poem My Childhood Days	L
That is in this little book	K
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I am not ashamed of my birthright	M
Though it was of poor estate	N
Many a poor person in our land	O
Has risen to be great	N
My parents were poor I know kind friends	P
But that is no disgrace	J
They were honorable and respected	Q
Throughout my native place	J
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My mother was an invalid	R
And was for many a year	S
And I being the eldest daughter	T
Her life I had to cheer	S
I had two little sisters	U
And a brother which made three	D
And dear mother being sickly	D
Their care it fell on me	D
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My parents moved to Algoma	V
Near twenty three years ago	E
And bought one hundred acres of land	O
That's a good sized farm you know	E
It was then a wilderness	W
With tall forest trees abound	X
And it was four miles from a village	Y
Or any other town	Z
	-
And it was two miles from a schoolhouse	A2
That's the distance I had to go	E
And how many times I traveled	B2
Through summer suns and winter snow	E
How well do I remember	T
Going to school many a morn	C2
Both in summer and in winter	T
Through many a heavy storm	D2
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My heart was gay and happy	D
This was ever in my mind	E2
There is better times a coming	F2
And I hope some day to find	E2
Myself capable of composing	F2
It was by heart's delight	M
To compose on a sentimental subject	G2
If it came in my mind just right	M
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If I went to school half the time	H2
It was all that I could do	I2
It seems very strange to me sometimes	J2
And it may seem strange to you	I2
It was natural for me to compose	K2
And put words into rhyme	H2
And the success of my first work	L2
Is this little song book of mine	M2
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My childhood days have passed and gone	N2
And it fills my heart with pain	O2
To think that youth will nevermore	P2
Return to me again	Q2
And now kind friends what I have wrote	R2
I hope you will pass o'er	T
And not criticise as some have done	S2
Hitherto herebefore	T

Julia Ann Moore

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