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TRIBUTE TO KERMIT In 1909, after retiring from the Presidency, Colonel Roosevelt went on a hunting trip in Africa, writing as usual to his children while away. TRIBUTE TO KERMIT IN NINETEEN O NINE AFTER RETIRING FROM THE PRESIDENCY COLONEL ROOSEVELT WENT ON A HUNTING TRIP IN AFRICA WRITING AS USUAL TO HIS CHILDREN WHILE AWAY
hey are not in the least afraid of us. White House, Dec. 3, 1908. DEAREST ARCHIE: I have a very strong presentiment that Santa Claus will not forget that watch! Quentin went out shooting with Dr. Rixey on Monday and killed three rabbits, which I think was pretty good. He came back very dirty and very triumphant, and Mother, feeling just as triumphant, brought him promptly over with his gun and his three rabbits to see me in the office. On most days now he rides out to school, usually on Achilles. Very shortly he will begin to spend his nights at the school, however. He has become sincerely attached to the school, and at the moment thinks he would rather stay there than go to Groton; but this is a thought he will get over--with Mother's active assistance. He has all kinds of friends, including some who are on a hockey team with him here in the city. The hockey team apparently plays hockey now and then, but only very occasionally, and spends most of the time disciplining its own members.  SEC OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVERPOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISSONG
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