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BLESSED KERMIT: I hope you had as successful a trip in Florida as I have had in Texas and Oklahoma. BLESSED KERMIT I HOPE YOU HAD AS SUCCESSFUL A TRIP IN FLORIDA AS I HAVE HAD IN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
 Sunday morning talks we often decided important questions of public policy. I paid a scuttling visit to New York on Friday to give away Eleanor at her marriage, and to make two speeches--one to the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick and one to the Sons of the American Revolution. Mother and I have been riding a good deal, and the country is now lovely. Moreover, Ted and Matt and I have begun playing tennis. The birds have come back. Not only song-sparrows and robins, but a winter wren, purple finches and tufted titmice are singing in the garden; and the other morning early Mother and I were waked up by the loud singing of a cardinal bird in the magnolia tree just outside our windows. Yesterday afternoon Archie and Quentin each had a little boy to see him. They climbed trees, sailed boats in the fountain, and dug in the sand-box like woodcocks. Poor Mr. Frank Travers died last night. I was very sorry. He has been a good friend to me. A HUNTING TRIP Colorado Springs, Colorado, April 14, 1905.  LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISSONG A HUNTING TRIP COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO APRIL FOURTEENTH NINETEEN O FIVE
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