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Archie and Quentin are really great playmates. ARCHIE AND QUINTON ARE REALLY GREAT PLAYMATES
 eye and had to send him at once to a hospital, Archie waiting until he heard the result and then coming home. Dr. Wilmer told me about it and said if Archie had not acted with such promptness the boy (who was four or five years older than Archie, by the way) would have lost his sight. What a heavenly place a sandbox is for two little boys! Archie and Quentin play industriously in it during most of their spare moments when out in the grounds. I often look out of the office windows when I have a score of Senators and Congressmen with me and see them both hard at work arranging caverns or mountains, with runways for their marbles. Good-bye, blessed fellow. I shall think of you very often during the coming week, and I am so very glad that Mother is to be with you at your confirmation. PILLOW FIGHTS WITH THE BOYS White House, March 19, 1906. DARLING KERMIT: . . . . . During the four days Mother was away I made a point of seeing the children each evening for three-quarters of an hour or so.  SECTION FORTY OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVERPOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISH PILLOW FIGHTS WITH THE BOYS WHITE HOUSE MARCH NINETEENTH NINETEEN O SIX DARLING KERMIT DURING THE FOUR DAYS MOTHER WAS AWAY I MADE A POINT OF SEEING THE CHILDREN EACH EVENING FOR THREE QUARTERS OF AN HOUR OR SO
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