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A neighbor of mine in the village	A
Likes to tell how one spring	B
When she was a girl on the farm she did	C
A childlike thing	B
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One day she asked her father	D
To give her a garden plot	E
To plant and tend and reap herself	F
And he said 'Why not '	-
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In casting about for a corner	D
He thought of an idle bit	G
Of walled off ground where a shop had stood	H
And he said 'Just it '	-
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And he said 'That ought to make you	I
An ideal one girl farm	J
And give you a chance to put some strength	K
On your slim jim arm '	-
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It was not enough of a garden	L
Her father said to plow	M
So she had to work it all by hand	N
But she don't mind now	M
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She wheeled the dung in a wheelbarrow	O
Along a stretch of road	P
But she always ran away and left	Q
Her not nice load	P
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And hid from anyone passing	B
And then she begged the seed	R
She says she thinks she planted one	L
Of all things but weed	R
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A hill each of potatoes	S
Radishes lettuce peas	T
Tomatoes beets beans pumpkins corn	U
And even fruit trees	T
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And yes she has long mistrusted	C
That a cider apple	V
In bearing there today is hers	W
Or at least may be	X
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Her crop was a miscellany	X
When all was said and done	L
A little bit of everything	B
A great deal of none	L
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Now when she sees in the village	A
How village things go	O
Just when it seems to come in right	Y
She says 'I know	O
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'It's as when I was a farmer '	-
Oh never by way of advice	Z
And she never sins by telling the tale	A2
To the same person twice	Z

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