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Your letter was a great comfort; we'll send on the football suit and hope you'll enjoy the football. Of course it will all be new and rather hard at first. YOUR LETTER WAS A GREAT COMFORT WE'LL SEND ON THE FOOTBALL SUIT AND HOPE YOU'LL ENJOY THE FOOTBALL OF COURSE IT WILL ALL BE NEW AND RATHER HARD AT FIRST
rful fight and was dreadfully bitten. He was a very forlorn dog indeed when he came home. And on that particular day Skip disappeared and had not turned up when we went to bed. Poor Archie was very uneasy lest Skip should have gone the way of Jack; and Mother and I shared his uneasiness. But about two in the morning we both of us heard a sharp little bark down-stairs and knew it was Skip, anxious to be let in. So down I went and opened the door on the portico, and Skip simply scuttled in and up to Archie's room, where Archie waked up enough to receive him literally with open arms and then went to sleep cuddled up to him. DEATH OF SKIP Sagamore Hill, Sept. 21, 1907. BLESSED ARCHIEKINS: We felt dreadfully homesick as you and Kermit drove away; when we pass along the bay front we always think of the dory; and we mourn dear little Skip, although perhaps it was as well the little doggie should pass painlessly away, after his happy little life; for the little fellow would have pined for you. EARFUL FIGHT AND WAS DREADFULLY BITTEN HE WAS A VERY FORLORN DOG INDEED WHEN HE CAME HOME AND ON THAT PARTICULAR DAY SKIP DISAPPEARED AND HAD NOT TURNED UP WHEN WE WENT TO BED POOR ARCHY WAS VERY UNEASY LEST SKIP SHOULD HAVE GONE THE WAY OF JACK AND MOTHER AND I SHARED HIS UNEASINESS BUT ABOUT TWO IN THE MORNING WE BOTH OF US HEARD A SHARP LITTLE BARK DOWNSTAIRS AND KNEW IT WAS SKIP ANXIOUS TO BE LET IN SO DOWN I WENT AND OPENED THE DOOR ON THE PORTICO AND SKIP SIMPLY SCUTTLED IN AND UP TO ARCHY'S ROOM WHERE ARCHY WAKED UP ENOUGH TO RECEIVE HIM LITERALLY WITH OPEN ARMS AND THEN WENT TO SLEEP CUDDLED UP TO HIM DEATH OF SKIP SAGAMORE HILL SEPTEMBER TWENTY ONE NINETEEN O SEVEN BLESSED ARCHIKINS WE FELT DREADFULLY HOMESICK AS YOU AND KERMIT DROVE AWAY WHEN WE PASS ALONG THE BAY FRONT WE ALWAYS THINK OF THE DORY AND WE MOURN DEAR LITTLE SKIP ALTHOUGH PERHAPS IT WAS AS WELL THE LITTLE DOGGY SHOULD PASS PAINLESSLY AWAY AFTER HIS HAPPY LITTLE LIFE FOR THE LITTLE FELLOW WOULD HAVE PINED FOR YOU
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