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SKIP AND ARCHIE White House, October 23, 1906. DEAR KERMIT: Archie is very cunning and has handicap races with Skip. He spreads his legs, bends over, and holds Skip between them. SKIP AND ARCHY WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER TWENTY THREE NINETEEN O SIX DEAR KERMIT ARCHY IS VERY CUNNING AND HAS HANDICAP RACES WITH SKIP HE SPREADS HIS LEGS BENDS OVER AND HOLDS SKIP BETWEEN THEM
and asked if they did not want the kitten. They said they did, and the little girl welcomed it lovingly; so I felt I had gotten it a home and continued toward church. Has the lordly Ted turned up yet? Is his loving sister able, unassisted, to reduce the size of his head, or does she need any assistance from her male parent? Your affectionate father, The Tyrant. SPORTS OF QUENTIN AND ARCHIE Oyster Bay, Aug. 18, 1906. DEAR KERMIT: . . . . . Quentin is the same cheerful pagan philosopher as ever. He swims like a little duck; rides well; stands quite severe injuries without complaint, and is really becoming a manly little fellow. Archie is devoted to the _Why_ (sailboat). The other day while Mother and I were coming in, rowing, we met him sailing out, and it was too cunning for anything. The _Why_ looks exactly like a little black wooden shoe with a sail in it, and the crew consisted of Archie, of one of his beloved playmates, a seaman from the _Sylph_, and of Skip--very alert and knowing.  SECTION FORTY THREE OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIEBER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY GREAT GEIARDANO NEWPORT RICHEY FLORIDA SPORTS OF QUINTON AND ARCHIE OYSTER BAY AUGUST EIGHTEENTH NINETEEN O SIX DEAR KERMIT QUINTON IS THE SAME CHEERFUL PAGAN PHILOSOPHER AS EVER HE SWIMS LIKE A LITTLE DUCK RIDES WELL STANDS QUITE SEVERE INJURIES WITHOUT COMPLAINT AND IS REALLY BECOMING A MANLY LITTLE FELLOW ARCHY IS DEVOTED TO THE Y SAIL BOAT THE OTHER DAY WHILE MOTHER AND I WERE COMING IN ROWING WE MET HIM SAILING OUT AND IT WAS TOO CUNNING FOR ANYTHING THE WYE LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE A LITTLE BLACK WOODEN SHOE WITH A SAIL IN IT AND THE CREW CONSISTED OF ARCHY OF ONE OF HIS BELOVED PLAYMATES A SEAMAN FROM THE SYLPH AND OF SKIP VERY ALERT AND KNOWING
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