Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving with Other Ballads and Poems by Horatio Alger
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All these have failed. In wiser mood
I turn and ask myself, "What then?" If I would have my name endure, I'll write it on the hearts of men, In characters of living light, Of kindly deeds and actions wrought. And these, beyond the touch of time, Shall live immortal as my thought. -------------------------- IN TIME OF WAR. -------------------------- GONE TO THE WAR. My Charlie has gone to the war, My Charlie so brave and tall; He left his plough in the furrow, And flew at his country's call. May God in safety keep him,-- My precious boy--my all! My heart is pining to see him; I miss him every day; |
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