A WOMAN'S WAIL.
J oln"PWpit I have longed to preach, £ •W%.wide world I yearn to 5?' th°!>&k 1 do my level best, vnat cha nce have I among- the rest? I am a woman! Mv!?^' t00> tut Where's the fun? 2d Eft* iS onl7 One Of wu>:the b^te/to fill my cup remarks "shut up!" ; im but a woman! 1J a bike, as others do, I L^f-golf and hockey, too; But *Ji° c a 8-reat athlete, 1 y«t with man I can't compete. 8 lam a 'woman! l'» SiSt 6' 8 one thin 2 left t0 me' "U'w*T?v 1 WaS me^t to be; ConSS^toii 6lght wher'! no one can r^ili i ;ttle~not even man» ''' **. te: a.'Womanl
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 184, 4 August 1900, Page 7 (Supplement)
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115A WOMAN'S WAIL. Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 184, 4 August 1900, Page 7 (Supplement)
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