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"VALUABLEST" KIND OF RABBITS (To his sister, Mrs. W. S. VALUABLEST KIND OF RABBITS TO HIS SISTER MISSUS W S
es, which were penknives. END OF SUMMER AT OYSTER BAY Oyster Bay, Sept. 23, 1903. BLESSED KERMIT: The house seems very empty without you and Ted, although I cannot conscientiously say that it is quiet--Archie and Quentin attend to that. Archie, barefooted, bareheaded, and with his usual faded blue overalls, much torn and patched, has just returned from a morning with his beloved Nick. Quentin has passed the morning in sports and pastimes with the long-suffering secret service men. Allan has been associating closely with mother and me. Yesterday Ethel went off riding with Lorraine. She rode Wyoming, who is really turning out a very good family horse. This evening I expect Grant La Farge and Owen Wister, who are coming to spend the night. Mother is as busy as possible putting up the house, and Ethel and I insist that she now eyes us both with a purely professional gaze, and secretly wishes she could wrap us up in a neatly pinned sheet with camphor balls inside. Good-bye, blessed fellow!   SECTION SIXTEEN OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LE BREVOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN 
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