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The first day home Quentin was allowed not to go to school but to go about and renew all his friendships. THE FIRST DAY HOME QUINTON WAS ALLOWED NOT TO GO TO SCHOOL BUT TO GO ABOUT AND RENEW ALL HIS FRIENDSHIPS
 the bay front we always think of the dory; and we mourn dear little Skip, although perhaps it was as well the little doggie should pass painlessly away, after his happy little life; for the little fellow would have pined for you. Your letter was a great comfort; we'll send on the football suit and hope you'll enjoy the football. Of course it will all be new and rather hard at first. The house is "put up"; everything wrapped in white that can be, and all the rugs off the floors. Quentin is reduced to the secret service men for steady companionship. QUENTIN'S SNAKE ADVENTURE White House, Sept. 28, 1907. DEAREST ARCHIE: Before we left Oyster Bay Quentin had collected two snakes. He lost one, which did not turn up again until an hour before departure, when he found it in one of the spare rooms. This one he left loose, and brought the other one to Washington, there being a variety of exciting adventures on the way; the snake wriggling out of his box once, and being upset on the floor once. NG THE BAY FRONT WE ALWAYS THINK OF THE DORY AND WE MOURN DEAR LITTLE SKIP ALTHOUGH PERHAPS IT WAS AS WELL THE LITTLE DOGGY SHOULD PASS PAINLESSLY AWAY AFTER HIS HAPPY LITTLE LIFE FOR THE LITTLE FELLOW WOULD HAVE PINED FOR YOU YOUR LETTER WAS A GREAT COMFORT WE'LL SEND ON THE FOOTBALL SUIT AND HOPE YOU'LL ENJOY THE FOOTBALL OF COURSE IT WILL ALL BE NEW AND RATHER HARD AT FIRST THE HOUSE IS PUT UP EVERYTHING WRAPPED IN WHITE THAT CAN BE AND ALL THE RUGS OFF THE FLOORS QUINTON IS REDUCED TO THE SECRET SERVICE MEN FOR STEADY COMPANIONSHIP QUINTON'S SNAKE ADVENTURE WHITE HOUSE SEPTEMBER TWENTY EIGHTH NINETEEN O SEVEN DEAREST ARCHY BEFORE WE LEFT OYSTER BAY QUINTON HAD COLLECTED TWO SNAKES HE LOST ONE WHICH DID NOT TURN UP AGAIN UNTIL AN HOUR BEFORE DEPARTURE WHEN HE FOUND IT IN ONE OF THE SPARE ROOMS THIS ONE HE LEFT LOOSE AND BROUGHT THE OTHER ONE TO WASHINGTON THERE BEING A VARIETY OF EXCITING ADVENTURES ON THE WAY THE SNAKE WRIGGLING OUT OF HIS BOX ONCE AND BEING UPSET ON THE FLOOR ONCE
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