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THANKSGIVING IN THE WHITE HOUSE White House, Nov. THANKSGIVING IN THE WHITE HOUSE WHITE HOUSE NOV
 the ball to tackle the full-back? How are you tackling? Mother is going to present Gem to Uncle Will. She told him she did not think he was a good dog for the city; and therefore she gives him to Uncle Will to keep in the city. Uncle Will's emotion at such self-denying generosity almost overcame him. Gem is really a very nice small bow-wow, but Mother found that in this case possession was less attractive than pursuit. When she takes him out walking he carries her along as if she was a Roman chariot. She thinks that Uncle Will or Eda can anchor him. Yesterday she and Ethel held him and got burrs out of his hair. It was a lively time for all three. PRESIDENTIAL NURSE FOR GUINEA PIGS (To Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward) White House, Oct. 20, 1902. At this moment, my small daughter being out, I am acting as nurse to two wee guinea pigs, which she feels would not be safe save in the room with me--and if I can prevent it I do not intend to have wanton suffering inflicted on any creature.  SECTION NINE OF THE LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIBER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY LARRY WILSON
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