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Each night I spend about three quarters of an hour reading to them. I first of all read some book like Algonquin Indian Tales, or the poetry of Scott or Macaulay. EACH NIGHT I SPEND ABOUT THREE QUARTERS OF AN HOUR READING TO THEM I FIRST OF ALL READ SOME BOOK LIKE ALGONQUIN INDIAN TALES OR THE POETRY OF SCOTT OR MACAULAY
LL VICTORY White House, Nov. 4, 1903. DEAR KERMIT: To-night while I was preparing to dictate a message to Congress concerning the boiling caldron on the Isthmus of Panama, which has now begun to bubble over, up came one of the ushers with a telegram from you and Ted about the football match. Instantly I bolted into the next room to read it aloud to mother and sister, and we all cheered in unison when we came to the Rah! Rah! Rah! part of it. It was a great score. I wish I could have seen the game. VICE-MOTHER OF THE CHILDREN White House, Nov. 15, 1903. DEAR KERMIT: Didn't I tell you about Hector, Brier and Sailor Boy (dogs) when I saw them on election day? They were in excellent health, lying around the door of Seaman's house, which they had evidently adopted as their own. Sailor Boy and Brier were exceedingly affectionate; Hector kindly, but uninterested. Mother has gone off for nine days, and as usual I am acting as vice-mother. Archie and Quentin are really too cunning for anything. TORY WHITE HOUSE NOVEMBER FOURTH NINETEEN O THREE DEAR KERMIT TO NIGHT WHILE I WAS PREPARING TO DICTATE A MESSAGE TO CONGRESS CONCERNING THE BOILING CAULDRON ON THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA WHICH HAS NOW BEGUN TO BUBBLE OVER UP CAME ONE OF THE USHERS WITH A TELEGRAM FROM YOU AND TED ABOUT THE FOOTBALL MATCH INSTANTLY I BOLTED INTO THE NEXT ROOM TO READ IT ALOUD TO MOTHER AND SISTER AND WE ALL CHEERED IN UNISON WHEN WE CAME TO THE RAW PART OF IT IT WAS A GREAT SCORE I WISH I COULD HAVE SEEN THE GAME VICE MOTHER OF THE CHILDREN WHITE HOUSE NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH NINETEEN O THREE DEAR KERMIT DIDN'T I TELL YOU ABOUT HECTOR BRIAR AND SAILOR BOY DOGS WHEN I SAW THEM ON ELECTION DAY THEY WERE IN EXCELLENT HEALTH LYING AROUND THE DOOR OF SEAMAN'S HOUSE WHICH THEY HAD EVIDENTLY ADOPTED AS THEIR OWN SAILOR BOY AND BRIAR WERE EXCEEDINGLY AFFECTIONATE HECTOR KINDLY BUT UNINTERESTED MOTHER HAS GONE OFF FOR NINE DAYS AND AS USUAL I AM ACTING AS VICE MOTHER ARCHIE AND QUINTON ARE REALLY TOO CUNNING FOR ANYTHING
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