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| Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919). Theodore Roosevelt’s Letters to His Children. 1919. |
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Yellowstone Park, Wyoming,
April 16, 1903. DARLING ETHEL: I wish you could be here and see how tame all the wild creatures are. As I write a dozen of deer have come down to the parade grounds, right in front of the house, to get the hay; they are all looking at the bugler, who has begun to play the "retreat." | 1 |
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