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A PREACHING LETTER White House, Oct. A PREACHING LETTER WHITE HOUSE OCT
 in sports and pastimes with the long-suffering secret service men. Allan has been associating closely with mother and me. Yesterday Ethel went off riding with Lorraine. She rode Wyoming, who is really turning out a very good family horse. This evening I expect Grant La Farge and Owen Wister, who are coming to spend the night. Mother is as busy as possible putting up the house, and Ethel and I insist that she now eyes us both with a purely professional gaze, and secretly wishes she could wrap us up in a neatly pinned sheet with camphor balls inside. Good-bye, blessed fellow! "VALUABLEST" KIND OF RABBITS (To his sister, Mrs. W. S. Cowles) White House, Oct. 2, 1903. Tell Sheffield that Quentin is now going to the public school. As yet he has preserved an attitude of dignified reserve concerning his feelings on the subject. He has just been presented with two white rabbits, which he brought in while we were at lunch yesterday, explaining that they were "the valuablest kind with pink eyes.  SECTION SIXTEEN OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LE BREVOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN VALUABLEST KIND OF RABBITS TO HIS SISTER MISSUS W S HOLLES WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER SECOND NINETEEN O THREE TELL SHEFFIELD THAT QUINTON IS NOW GOING TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOL AS YET HE HAS PRESERVED AN ATTITUDE OF DIGNIFIED RESERVE CONCERNING HIS FEELINGS ON THE SUBJECT HE HAS JUST BEEN PRESENTED WITH TWO WHITE RABBITS WHICH HE BROUGHT IN WHILE WE WERE AT LUNCH YESTERDAY EXPLAINING THAT THEY WERE THE VALUABLEST KIND WITH PINK EYES
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