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They christened themselves Punkey Doodle and Jollapin, from the chorus of this, and immediately afterwards I played with them on Archie's bed. THEY CHRISTENED THEMSELVES PUNKY DOODLE AND JOLLIPAN FROM THE CHORUS OF THIS AND IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS I PLAYED WITH THEM ON ARCHY'S BED
. I have kept the secret very successfully, and my dealings with the Japanese in particular have been known to no one, so that the result is in the nature of a surprise. QUENTIN'S QUAINT SAYINGS Oyster Bay, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1905. DEAR KERMIT: Mr. Phil Stewart and Dr. Lambert spent a night here, Quentin greeting the former with most cordial friendship, and in explanation stating that he always liked to get acquainted with everybody. I take Hall to chop, and he plays tennis with Phil and Oliver, and rides with Phil and Quentin. The Plunger (a submarine) has come to the Bay and I am going out in it this afternoon--or rather down on it. N. B.--I have just been down, for 50 minutes; it was very interesting. Last night I listened to Mother reading "The Lances of Linwood" to the two little boys and then hearing them their prayers. Then I went into Archie's room, where they both showed all their china animals; I read them Laura E. Richards' poems, including "How does the President take his tea?  SECTION THIRTY FIVE OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIBERVOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISSONG QUINTON'S QUAINT SAYINGS OYSTER BAY NEW YORK AUGUST TWENTY SIXTH NINETEEN O FIVE DEAR KERMIN MISTER PHIL STUART AND DOCTOR LAMBIRD SPENT A NIGHT HERE QUINTON GREETING THE FORMER WITH MOST CORDIAL FRIENDSHIP AND AN EXPLANATION STATING THAT HE ALWAYS LIKED TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH EVERYBODY I TAKE HAL TO CHOP AND HE PLAYS TENNIS WITH PHIL AND OLIVER AND RIDES WITH PHIL AND QUINTON THE PLUNGER A SUBMARINE HAS COME TO THE BAY AND I AM GOING OUT IN IT THIS AFTERNOON OR RATHER DOWN ON IT IN B I HAVE JUST BEEN DOWN FOR FIFTY MINUTES IT WAS VERY INTERESTING LAST NIGHT I LISTENED TO MOTHER READING THE LANCES OF LINWOOD TO THE TWO LITTLE BOYS AND THEN HEARING THEM THEIR PRAYERS THEN I WENT INTO ARCHY'S ROOM WHERE THEY BOTH SHOWED ALL THEIR CHINA ANIMALS I READ THEM LARRYE RICHARD'S POEMS INCLUDING HOW DOES THE PRESIDENT TAKE HIS TEA
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