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Then at lunch in marched Kermit and Ethel with a cake, burning forty two candles, and each candle with a piece of paper tied to it purporting to show the animal or inanimate object from which the candle came. THEN AT LUNCH IN MARCHED KERMIT AND ETHEL WITH A CAKE BURNING FORTY TWO CANDLES AND EACH CANDLE WITH A PIECE OF PAPER TIED TO IT PURPORTING TO SHOW THE ANIMAL OR INANIMATE OBJECT FROM WHICH THE CANDLE CAME
g brought up by his father or mother to look at the procession as we pass by, I think of you and Archie and feel very homesick. Sometimes little boys ride in the procession on their ponies, just like Archie on Algonquin. JOSIAH'S PASSIONATE DAY Writing Senator Lodge on June 6, 1903, describing his return to the White House from his western trip, the President said: "Josiah, the young badger, is hailed with the wildest enthusiasm by the children, and has passed an affectionate but passionate day with us. Fortunately his temper seems proof." LOVES AND SPORTS OF THE CHILDREN (To Miss Emily T. Carow) Oyster Bay, Aug. 6, 1903. To-day is Edith's birthday, and the children have been too cunning in celebrating it. Ethel had hemstitched a little handkerchief herself, and she had taken her gift and the gifts of all the other children into her room and neatly wrapped them up in white paper and tied with ribbons. They were for the most part taken down-stairs and put at her plate at breakfast time.  SECTION THIRTEEN OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIBER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY DENIS NORDAL MODESTO CALIFORNIA SECTION THIRTEEN LOVES AND SPORTS OF THE CHILDREN TO MISS EMILY T CARROLL OYSTER BAY AUGUST SIXTH NINETEEN O THREE TO DAY IS EDITH'S BIRTHDAY AND THE CHILDREN HAVE BEEN TOO CUNNING IN CELEBRATING IT ETHEL HAD HEMSTITCHED A LITTLE HANDKERCHIEF HERSELF AND SHE HAD TAKEN HER GIFT AND THE GIFTS OF ALL THE OTHER CHILDREN INTO HER ROOM AND NEATLY WRAPPED THEM UP IN WHITE PAPER AND TIED WITH RIBBONS THEY WERE FOR THE MOST PART TAKEN DOWNSTAIRS AND PUT AT HER PLATE AT BREAKFAST TIME
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