Epitaph of a Tired Woman.
Here lies a poor woman who always -was tired. For she lived in a place where help wasn’t hired : Her last words on earth wore: “Dear "friends, lam going , Where washing ain't done, nor sweeping, nor sewing ; And everything there is exact to rpy wishes, For Where they don’t eat there's no washing of dlßhes. nibe where loud anthems foreve.r. are ringing. Bnt, hiving no voice, I’ll get rid of slogiilir. Don’t weep for me now. don't weep for me never. For I’m going to do nothing forever and ever.” , —Chbistian Union.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 870, 2 November 1888, Page 4
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