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DARLING KERMIT: The weather has been beautiful the last week  mild, and yet with the true feeling of Fall in the air. DARLING KERMIT THE WEATHER HAS BEEN BEAUTIFUL THE LAST WEEK MILD AND YET WITH A TRUE FEELING OF FOG IN THE AIR
hic fidelity; also notice Mr. Cooley's smile.) Leo chases a squirrel which fortunately he can't catch. A nice policeman feeding a squirrel with bread; I fed two with bread this afternoon. There! My invention has given out. Mother and Aunt Emily have been on a picnic down the river with General Crozier; we have been sitting on the portico in the moonlight. Sister is _very_ good. Your loving father. BILL THE LIZARD White House, June 21, 1904. BLESSED ARCHIKINS: The other day when Mother and I were walking down the steps of the big south porch we saw a movement among the honeysuckles and there was Bill the lizard--your lizard that you brought home from Mount Vernon. We have seen him several times since and he is evidently entirely at home here. The White House seems big and empty without any of you children puttering around it, and I think the ushers miss you very much. I play tennis in the late afternoons unless I go to ride with Mother. ON THE EVE OF ELECTION White House, Oct. 15, 1904.  SECTION TWENTY NINE OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISSONG ON THE EVE OF ELECTION WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER FIFTEENTH NINETEEN O FOUR
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