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But to day is just a glorious spring day  March having ended as it began, with rain and snow  and I will have a good ride. I miss Mother and you children very much, of course, but I believe you are having a good time, and I am really glad you are to see Havana. BUT TO DAY IS JUST A GLORIOUS SPRING DAY MARCH HAVING ENDED AS IT BEGAN WITH RAIN AND SNOW AND I WILL HAVE A GOOD RIDE I MISS MOTHER AND YOU CHILDREN VERY MUCH OF COURSE BUT I BELIEVE YOU ARE HAVING A GOOD TIME AND I AM REALLY GLAD YOU ARE TO SEE HAVANNA
 long enough for Skip to have any real satisfaction in my companionship. Poor Jack has never come home. We may never know what became of him. "AN INTERESTING CIRCUS EXPERIENCE" White House, April 1, 1906. DARLING ETHEL: I haven't heard a word from the two new horses, and I rather believe that if there had been any marked improvement in either of them I should have heard. I gather that one at least and probably both would be all right for me if I were twenty years younger, and would probably be all right for Ted now; but of course as things are at present I do not want a horse with which I have an interesting circus experience whenever we meet an automobile, or one which I cannot get to go in any particular direction without devoting an hour or two to the job. So that it looks as if old Rusty would be good enough for me for some time to come. I am going out on him with Senator Lodge this afternoon, and he will be all right and as fresh as paint, for he has been three days in the stable.  LONG ENOUGH FOR SKIP TO HAVE ANY REAL SATISFACTION IN MY COMPANIONSHIP POOR JACK HAS NEVER COME HOME WE MAY NEVER KNOW WHAT BECAME OF HIM AN INTERESTING CIRCUS EXPERIENCE WHITE HOUSE APRIL FIRST NINETEEN O SIX DARLING ETHEL I HAVEN'T HEARD A WORD FROM THE TWO NEW HORSES AND I RATHER BELIEVE THAT IF THERE HAD BEEN ANY MARKED IMPROVEMENT IN EITHER OF THEM I SHOULD HAVE HEARD I GATHER THAT ONE AT LEAST AND PROBABLY BOTH WOULD BE ALL RIGHT FOR ME IF I WERE TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER AND WOULD PROBABLY BE ALL RIGHT FOR TAD NOW BUT OF COURSE AS THINGS ARE AT PRESENT I DO NOT WANT A HORSE WITH WHICH I HAVE AN INTERESTING CIRCUS EXPERIENCE WHENEVER WE MEET AN AUTOMOBILE OR ONE WHICH I CANNOT GET TO GO IN ANY PARTICULAR DIRECTION WITHOUT DEVOTING AN HOUR OR TWO TO THE JOB SO THAT IT LOOKS AS IF OLD RUSTY WOULD BE GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME FOR SOME TIME TO COME I AM GOING OUT ON HIM WITH SENATOR LODGE THIS AFTERNOON AND HE WILL BE ALL RIGHT AND JUST AS FRESH AS PAINT FOR HE HAS BEEN THREE DAYS IN THE STABLE
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