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QUENTIN AND TURNER (To Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Cincinnati, Ohio) Oyster Bay, June 29, 1908. . QUINTON AND TURNER TO MISSUS NICHOLAS LONGWORTH CINCINNATI OHIO OYSTER BAY JUNE TWENTY NINTH
amp surveys it for hours at a time with absorbed interest. After a while he will get to investigating it, and then he will find out more than he expects to. This afternoon Quentin was not allowed to play ball because of his cough, so he was keeping the score when a foul tip caught him in the eye. It was quite a bad blow, but Quentin was very plucky about it and declined to go in until the game was finished, an hour or so later. By that time his eye had completely shut up and he now has a most magnificent bandage around his head over that eye, and feels much like a baseball hero. I came in after dinner to take a look at him and to my immense amusement found that he was lying flat on his back in bed saying his prayers, while Mademoiselle was kneeling down. It took me a moment or two to grasp the fact that good Mademoiselle wished to impress on him that it was not right to say his prayers unless he knelt down, and as that in this case he could not kneel down she would do it in his place!   SECTY FOUR OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISONG 
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