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A violet grew by the river side	A
And gladdened all hearts with its bloom	B
While over the fields on the scented air	C
It breathed a rich perfume	B
But the clouds grew dark in the angry sky	D
And its portals were opened wide	A
And the heavy rain beat down the flower	E
That grew by the river side	A
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Not far away in a pleasant home	F
There lived a little boy	G
Whose cheerful face and childish grace	H
Filled every heart with joy	G
He wandered one day to the river's verge	I
With no one near to save	J
And the heart that we loved with a boundless love	K
Was stilled in the restless wave	J
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The sky grew dark to our tearful eyes	L
And we bade farewell to joy	G
For our hearts were bound by a sorrowful tie	D
To the grave of the little boy	G
The birds still sing in the leafy tree	M
That shadows the open door	N
We heed them not for we think of the voice	O
That we shall hear no more	N
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We think of him at eventide	D
And gaze on his vacant chair	C
With a longing heart that will scarce believe	P
That Charlie is not there	C
We seem to hear his ringing laugh	Q
And his bounding step at the door	N
But alas there comes the sorrowful thought	D
We shall never hear them more	N
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We shall walk sometimes to his little grave	J
In the pleasant summer hours	R
We will speak his name in a softened voice	O
And cover his grave with flowers	R
We will think of him in his heavenly home	F
In his heavenly home so fair	C
And we will trust with a hopeful trust	D
That we shall meet him there	C

Horatio Alger, Jr.

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