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1828–1906

CANADIAN AUTHORS.

James McIntyre

When this country it was woody, Its great champion Mrs. Moody, Showed she had both pluck and push In her work roughing in the bush.

For there alone she did dwell At time McKenzie did rebel, Outbreak her husband strove to quell, Her own grand struggles she doth tell.

Round bush life she threw a glory, Pioneer renowned in story, But her tale it is more cheering When she wrote about the clearing.

Her other sister Mrs. Traill Though eighty-seven she doth not fail, She now is writing of wild flowers Grown in Canada's woody bowers.

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