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A NEW PUPPY AND A NEW HORSE White House, April 12, 1906. DEAR KERMIT: . . . . . Last night I played "tickley" in their room with the two little boys. A NEW PUPPY AND A NEW HORSE WHITE HOUSE APRIL TWELFTH NINETEEN O SIX DEAR KERMIT LAST NIGHT I PLAYED TICKLY IN THEIR ROOM WITH THE TWO LITTLE BOYS
e all right and as fresh as paint, for he has been three days in the stable. But to-day is just a glorious spring day--March having ended as it began, with rain and snow--and I will have a good ride. I miss Mother and you children very much, of course, but I believe you are having a good time, and I am really glad you are to see Havana. A BIG AND LONELY WHITE HOUSE White House, April 1, 1906. DARLING QUENTY-QUEE: Slipper and the kittens are doing finely. I think the kittens will be big enough for you to pet and have some satisfaction out of when you get home, although they will be pretty young still. I miss you all dreadfully, and the house feels big and lonely and full of echoes with nobody but me in it; and I do not hear any small scamps running up and down the hall just as hard as they can; or hear their voices while I am dressing; or suddenly look out through the windows of the office at the tennis ground and see them racing over it or playing in the sand-box. I love you very much.  BE ALL RIGHT AND JUST AS FRESH AS PAINT FOR HE HAS BEEN THREE DAYS IN THE STABLE BUT TO DAY IS JUST A GLORIOUS SPRING DAY MARCH HAVING ENDED AS IT BEGAN WITH RAIN AND SNOW AND I WILL HAVE A GOOD RIDE I MISS MOTHER AND YOU CHILDREN VERY MUCH OF COURSE BUT I BELIEVE YOU ARE HAVING A GOOD TIME AND I AM REALLY GLAD YOU ARE TO SEE HAVANNAH A BIG AND LONELY WHITE HOUSE WHITE HOUSE APRIL FIRST NINETEEN O SIX DARLING QUINTY QUEE SLIPPER AND THE KITTENS ARE DOING FINELY I THINK THE KITTENS WILL BE BIG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO PET AND HAVE SOME SATISFACTION OUT OF WHEN YOU GET HOME ALTHOUGH THEY WILL BE PRETTY YOUNG STILL I MISS YOU ALL DREADFULLY AND THE HOUSE FEELS BIG AND LONELY AND FULL OF ECHOES WITH NOBODY BUT ME IN IT AND I DO NOT HEAR ANY SMALL SCAMPS RUNNING UP AND DOWN THE HALL JUST AS HARD AS THEY CAN OR HEAR THEIR VOICES WHILE I AM DRESSING OR SUDDENLY LOOK OUT THROUGH THE WINDOWS OF THE OFFICE AT THE TENNIS GROUND AND SEE THEM RACING OVER IT OR PLAYING IN THE SAND BOX I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH
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