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OFFICERS OF TOGO'S FLEET White House, June 6, 1905. DEAR KERMIT: Next Friday I am going down with Mother to spend a couple of days at Pine Knot, which Mother loves just as Ethel loves Fidelity. OFFICERS OF TOGO'S FLEET WHITE HOUSE JUNE SIXTH NINETEEN O FIVE DEAR KERMIT NEXT FRIDAY I AM GOING DOWN WITH MOTHER TO SPEND A COUPLE OF DAYS AT PINE KNOT WHICH MOTHER LOVES JUST AS ETHEL LOVES FIDELITY
 be increasing there, and I may have to send Federal troops into the city--though I shall not do so unless it is necessary. SKIP IN THE WHITE HOUSE White House, May 14, 1905. DEAR KERMIT: That was a good mark in Latin, and I am pleased with your steady improvement in it. Skip is housebroken, but he is like a real little Indian. He can stand any amount of hard work if there is a bear or bobcat ahead, but now that he is in the White House he thinks he would much rather do nothing but sit about all day with his friends, and threatens to turn into a lapdog. But when we get him to Oyster Bay I think we can make him go out riding with us, and then I think he will be with Archie a great deal. He and Jack are rather jealous of one another. He is very cunning and friendly. I am immensely pleased with Mother's Virginia cottage and its name. I am going down there for Sunday with her some time soon. P. S.--Your marks have just come! By George, you have worked hard and I am delighted. Three cheers! BLE SEEMS TO BE INCREASING THERE AND I MAY HAVE TO SEND FEDERAL TROOPS INTO THE CITY THOUGH I SHALL NOT DO SO UNLESS IT IS NECESSARY GIP IN THE WHITE HOUSE WHITE HOUSE MAY FOURTEENTH NINETEEN O FIVE DEAR KERMIT THAT WAS A GOOD MARK IN LATIN AND I AM PLEASED WITH YOUR STEADY IMPROVEMENT IN IT SKIP IS HOUSE BROKEN BUT HE IS LIKE A REAL LITTLE INDIAN HE CAN STAND ANY AMOUNT OF HARD WORK IF THERE IS A BEAR OR BOBCAT AHEAD BUT NOW THAT HE IS IN THE WHITE HOUSE HE THINKS HE WOULD MUCH RATHER DO NOTHING BUT SIT ABOUT ALL DAY WITH HIS FRIENDS AND THREATENS TO TURN INTO A LAP DOG BUT WHEN WE GET HIM TO OYSTER BAY I THINK WE CAN MAKE HIM GO RIDING WITH US AND THEN I THINK HE WILL BE WITH ARCHY A GREAT DEAL HE AND JACK ARE RATHER JEALOUS OF ONE ANOTHER HE IS VERY CUNNING AND FRIENDLY I AM IMMENSELY PLEASED WITH MOTHER'S VIRGINIA COTTAGE AND ITS NAME I AM GOING DOWN THERE FOR SUNDAY WITH HER SOME TIME SOON P S YOUR MARKS HAVE JUST COME BY GEORGE YOU HAVE WORKED HARD AND I AM DELIGHTED THREE CHEERS
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