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I am entirely satisfied with your standing, both in your studies and in athletics. I AM ENTIRELY SATISFIED WITH YOUR STANDING BOTH IN YOUR STUDIES AND IN ATHLETICS
t up a tree. We have nice little horses which climb the most extraordinary places you can imagine. Get Mother to show you some of Gustave Dore's trees; the trees on these mountains look just like them. THE PIG NAMED MAUDE Keystone Ranch, Jan. 29, 1901 DARLING LITTLE ETHEL: You would be much amused with the animals round the ranch. The most thoroughly independent and self-possessed of them is a large white pig which we have christened Maude. She goes everywhere at her own will; she picks up scraps from the dogs, who bay dismally at her, but know they have no right to kill her; and then she eats the green alfalfa hay from the two milch cows who live in the big corral with the horses. One of the dogs has just had a litter of puppies; you would love them, with their little wrinkled noses and squeaky voices. ADVICE AND NEWS Oyster Bay, May 7th, 1901 BLESSED TED: It was the greatest fun seeing you, and I really had a satisfactory time with you, and came away feeling that you were doing well.  SECTION FOUR OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVERPOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISSAC ADVICE AND NEWS OYSTER BAY MAY SEVENTH NINETEEN O ONE BLESSED TED IT WAS THE GREATEST FUN SEEING YOU AND I REALLY HAD A SATISFACTORY TIME WITH YOU AND CAME AWAY FEELING THAT YOU WERE DOING WELL
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