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They were sitting solemnly beside one another and looked just as if they had come out of a book; but as my horse walked along B'rer Rabbit went lippity lippity lippity off into the bushes and B'rer Terrapin drew in his head and legs till I passed. THEY WERE SITTING SOLEMNLY BESIDE ONE ANOTHER AND LOOKED JUST AS IF THEY HAD COME OUT OF A BOOK BUT AS MY HORSE WALKED ALONG RARE RABBIT WENT LIPPETTY LIPPETTY LIPPETING OFF INTO THE BUSHES AND WHERE TERRAPIN DREW IN HIS HEAD AND LEGS TILL I PASSED
n! I was out walking the other day and passed the Zoo; there I fed with grass some of the two-year-old elk; the bucks had their horns "in the velvet." I fed them through the bars. White House, June 12th, 1904. BLESSED ARCHIE-KINS: Give my love to Mademoiselle; I hope you and Quenty are _very_ good with her--and don't play in the library! I loved your letter, and think you were very good to write. All kinds of live things are sent me from time to time. The other day an eagle came; this morning an owl. (I have drawn him holding a rat in one claw.) We sent both to the Zoo. The other day while walking with Mr. Pinchot and Mr. Garfield we climbed into the Blagden deer park and almost walked over such a pretty wee fawn, all spotted; it ran off like a little race horse. It made great jumps and held its white tail straight in the air. White House, June 21, 1904. DEAR QUENTY-QUEE: The other day when out riding what should I see in the road ahead of me but a real B'rer Terrapin and B'rer Rabbit. S OUT WALKING THE OTHER DAY AND PASSED THE ZOO THERE I FED WITH GRASS SOME OF THE TWO YEAR OLD EL THE BOOKS HAD THEIR HORNS IN THE VELVET I FED THEM THROUGH THE BARS WHITE HOUSE JUNE TWELFTH NINETEEN O FOUR BLESSED ARCHIKINS GIVE MY LOVE TO MADEMOISELLE I HOPE YOU AND QUINTY ARE VERY GOOD WITH HER AND DON'T PLAY IN THE LIBRARY I LOVED YOUR LETTER AND THINK YOU WERE VERY GOOD TO WRITE ALL KINDS OF LIVE THINGS ARE SENT TO ME FROM TIME TO TIME THE OTHER DAY AN EAGLE CAME THIS MORNING AND HOUR I HAVE DRAWN HIM HOLDING A RAT IN ONE CLAW WE SENT BOTH TO THE ZOO THE OTHER DAY WHILE WALKING WITH MISTER PINCHOT AND MISTER GARFIELD WE CLIMBED INTO THE BLAGDON DEER PARK AND ALMOST WALKED OVER SUCH A PRETTY WEE FAWN ALL SPOTTED IT RAN OFF LIKE A LITTLE RACE HORSE IT MADE GREAT JUMPS AND HELD ITS WHITE TAIL STRAIGHT IN THE AIR WHITE HOUSE JUNE TWENTY FIRST NINETEEN O FOUR DEAR QUINTY KEY THE OTHER DAY WHEN OUT RIDING WHAT SHOULD I SEE IN THE ROAD AHEAD OF ME BUT A REAL RARE TERRAPAN AND RARE RABBIT
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