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He would be more than delighted with a copy of "Daddy Jake." Alice has it already, but Kermit eagerly wishes it. HE WOULD BE MORE THAN DELIGHTED WITH A COPY OF DADDY JAKE ALICE HAS IT ALREADY BUT KERMIT EAGERLY WISHES IT
ritten to him a little note of congratulation on his first birthday in the White House. White House, Nov. 3d, 1901. DEAR LITTLE MISS SARAH, I liked your birthday note _very_ much; and my children say I should draw you two pictures in return. We have a large blue macaw--Quentin calls him a polly-parrot--who lives in the greenhouse, and is very friendly, but makes queer noises. He eats bread, potatoes, and coffee grains. The children have a very cunning pony. He is a little pet, like a dog, but he plays tricks on them when they ride him. He bucked Ethel over his head the other day. Your father will tell you that these are pictures of the UNPOLISHED STONE PERIOD. Give my love to your mother. Your father's friend, THEODORE ROOSEVELT. UNCLE REMUS AND WHITE HOUSE PETS (To Joel Chandler Harris) White House, June 9, 1902. MY DEAR MR. HARRIS: Your letter was a great relief to Kermit, who always becomes personally interested in his favorite author, and who has been much worried by your sickness.  SECTION SEVEN OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIBERVOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISSONG UNCLE REMUS AND WHITE HOUSE PETS TO JOEL CHANNLOR HARRIS WHITE HOUSE JUNE NINTH NINETEEN O TWO MY DEAR MISTER HARRIS YOUR LETTER WAS A GREAT RELIEF TO KERMIT WHO ALWAYS BECOMES PERSONALLY INTERESTED IN HIS FAVOURITE AUTHOR AND WHO HAS BEEN MUCH WORRIED BY YOUR SICKNESS
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