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This was my first, and as I am convinced, my real judgment in the case. If you get mashed up now in a serious way it may prevent your playing later. THIS WAS MY FIRST AND AS I AM CONVINCED MY REAL JUDGMENT IN THE CASE IF YOU GET MASHED UP NOW IN A SERIOUS WAY IT MAY PREVENT YOUR PLAYING LATER
r is along. Of course I do not care if I am alone, or with another man, but I am uneasy all the time when I am out with Mother. Yesterday I tried Bleistein over the hurdles at Chevy Chase. The first one was new, high and stiff, and the old rascal never rose six inches, going slap through it. I took him at it again and he went over all right. I am very busy now, facing the usual endless worry and discouragement, and trying to keep steadily in mind that I must not only be as resolute as Abraham Lincoln in seeking to achieve decent ends, but as patient, as uncomplaining, and as even-tempered in dealing, not only with knaves, but with the well-meaning foolish people, educated and uneducated, who by their unwisdom give the knaves their chance. CONCERNING GETTING "SMASHED" White House, Oct. 11, 1903. DEAR TED: I have received letters from the Rector, from Mr. Woods, and from Mr. Billings. They all say that you should play on the third squad, and Mr. Woods says you are now satisfied to do so. HER IS ALONG OF COURSE I DO NOT CARE IF I AM ALONE OR WITH ANOTHER MAN BUT I AM UNEASY ALL THE TIME WHEN I AM OUT WITH MOTHER YESTERDAY I TRIED BLYSTEIN OVER THE HURDLES AT CHEVY CHASE THE FIRST ONE WAS NEW HIGH AND STIFF AND THE OLD RASCAL NEVER ROSE SIX INCHES GOING SLAP THROUGH IT I TOOK HIM AT IT AGAIN AND HE WENT OVER ALL RIGHT I AM VERY BUSY NOW FACING THE USUAL ENDLESS WORRY AND DISCOURAGEMENT AND TRYING TO KEEP STEADILY IN MIND THAT I MUST NOT ONLY BE AS RESOLUTE AS ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN SEEKING TO ACHIEVE DECENT ENDS BUT AS PATIENT AS UNCOMPLAINING AND AS EVEN TEMPERED IN DEALING NOT ONLY WITH KNAVES BUT WITH THE WELL MEANING FOOLISH PEOPLE EDUCATED AND UNEDUCATED WHO BY THEIR UNWISDOM GIVE THE KNAVES THEIR CHANCE CONCERNING GETTING SMASHED WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER ELEVENTH NINETEEN O THREE DEAR TED I HAVE RECEIVED LETTERS FROM THE RECTOR FROM MISTER WOODS AND FROM MISTER BILLINGS THEY ALL SAY THAT YOU SHOULD PLAY ON THE THIRD SQUAD AND MISTER WOODS SAYS YOU ARE NOW SATISFIED TO DO SO
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