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There are plenty of ranchmen round here; they drive over to camp to see me, usually bringing a cake, or some milk and eggs, and are very nice and friendly. THERE ARE PLENTY OF RANCHMEN ROUND HERE THEY DRIVE OVER TO CAMP TO SEE ME USUALLY BRINGING A CAKE OR SOME MILK AND EGGS AND ARE VERY NICE AND FRIENDLY
e time to rest after the examinations. I shall be back about the 18th, and then we can take up our tennis again. Give my regards to Matt. I am particularly pleased that Maurice turned out so well. He has always been so pleasant to me that I had hoped he would turn out all right in the end. PRAIRIE GIRLS Divide Creek, Colo., April 26, 1905. DARLING ETHEL: Of course you remember the story of the little prairie girl. I always associate it with you. Well, again and again on this trip we would pass through prairie villages--bleak and lonely--with all the people in from miles about to see me. Among them were often dozens of young girls, often pretty, and as far as I could see much more happy than the heroine of the story. One of them shook hands with me, and then, after much whispering, said: "We want to shake hands with the guard!" The "guard" proved to be Roly, who was very swell in his uniform, and whom they evidently thought much more attractive than the President, both in age and looks. EST AFTER THE EXAMINATIONS I SHALL BE BACK ABOUT THE EIGHTEENTH AND THEN WE CAN TAKE UP OUR TENNIS AGAIN GIVE MY REGARDS TO MATT I AM PARTICULARLY PLEASED THAT MAURICE TURNED OUT SO WELL HE HAS ALWAYS BEEN SO PLEASANT TO ME THAT I HAD HOPED HE WOULD TURN OUT ALL RIGHT IN THE END PRAIRIE GIRLS DIVIDE CREEK COLORADO APRIL TWENTY SIXTH NINETEEN O FIVE DARLING ETHEL OF COURSE YOU REMEMBER THE STORY OF THE LITTLE PRAIRIE GIRL I ALWAYS ASSOCIATED WITH YOU WELL AGAIN AND AGAIN ON THIS TRIP WE WOULD PASS THROUGH PRAIRIE VILLAGES BLEAK AND LONELY WITH ALL THE PEOPLE IN FOR MILES AROUND TO SEE ME AMONG THEM WERE OFTEN DOZENS OF YOUNG GIRLS OFTEN PRETTY AND AS FAR AS I COULD SEE MUCH MORE HAPPY THAN THE HEROINE OF THE STORY ONE OF THEM SHOOK HANDS WITH ME AND THEN AFTER MUCH WHISPERING SAID QUOTE WE WANT TO SHAKE HANDS WITH THE GUARD IN QUOTE THE GUARD PROVED TO BE ROLEY WHO WAS VERY SWELL IN HIS UNIFORM AND WHOM THEY EVIDENTLY THOUGHT MUCH MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN THE PRESIDENT BOTH IN AGE AND LOOKS
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