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He is a little live lizard, called a horned frog, very cunning, who lives in a small box. The little badger, Josh, is very well and eats milk and potatoes. We took him out and gave him a run in the sand to day. So far he seems as friendly as possible. When he feels hungry he squeals and the colored porters insist that he says "Du la ny, Du la ny," because Dulany is very good to him and takes care of him. HE IS A LITTLE LIVE LIZARD CALLED A HORNED FROG VERY CUNNING WHO LIVES IN A SMALL BOX THE LITTLE BADGER JOSH IS VERY WELL AND EATS MILK AND POTATOES WE TOOK HIM OUT AND GAVE HIM A RUN IN THE SAND TO DAY SO FAR HE SEEMS AS FRIENDLY AS POSSIBLE WHEN HE FEELS HUNGRY HE SQUEALS AND THE COLORED PORTERS INSIST THAT HE SAYS DULANEY DU LANEY BECAUSE DELANEY IS VERY GOOD TO HIM AND TAKES CARE OF HIM
als, cormorants, gulls and ducks, all astonishingly tame. MORE TREASURES Del Monte, Cal., May 10, 1903. BLESSED ARCHIE: I think it was very cunning for you and Quentin to write me that letter together. I wish you could have been with me to-day on Algonquin, for we had a perfectly lovely ride. Dr. Rixey and I were on two very handsome horses, with Mexican saddles and bridles; the reins of very slender leather with silver rings. The road led through pine and cypress forests and along the beach. The surf was beating on the rocks in one place and right between two of the rocks where I really did not see how anything could swim a seal appeared and stood up on his tail half out of the foaming water and flapped his flippers, and was as much at home as anything could be. Beautiful gulls flew close to us all around, and cormorants swam along the breakers or walked along the beach. I have a number of treasures to divide among you children when I get back. One of the treasures is Bill the Lizard. ALS CORMORANTS GULLS AND DUCKS ALL ASTONISHINGLY TAME MORE TREASURES DULMONTE CALIFORNIA MAY TENTH NINETEEN O THREE BLESSED ARCHIE I THINK IT WAS VERY CUNNING FOR YOU AND QUINTON TO WRITE ME THAT LETTER TOGETHER I WISH YOU COULD HAVE BEEN WITH ME TO DAY ON ALGONQUIN FOR WE HAD A PERFECTLY LOVELY RIDE DOCTOR RIXEY AND I WERE ON TWO VERY HANDSOME HORSES WITH MEXICAN SADDLES AND BRIDLES THE REINS OF VERY SLENDER LEATHER WITH SILVER RINGS THE ROAD LED THROUGH PINE AND CYPRESS FORESTS AND ALONG THE BEACH THE SURF WAS BEATING ON THE ROCKS IN ONE PLACE AND RIGHT BETWEEN TWO OF THE ROCKS WHERE I REALLY DID NOT SEE HOW ANYTHING COULD SWIM A SEAL APPEARED AND STOOD UP ON HIS TAIL HALF OUT OF THE FOAMING WATER AND FLAPPED HIS FLIPPERS AND WAS AS MUCH AT HOME AS ANYTHING COULD BE BEAUTIFUL GULLS FLEW CLOSE TO US ALL AROUND AND CORNERANT SWAM ALONG THE BREAKERS OR WALKED ALONG THE BEACH I HAVE A NUMBER OF TREASURES TO DIVIDE AMONG YOU CHILDREN WHEN I GET BACK ONE OF THE TREASURES IS BILL THE LIZARD
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