Theodore Roosevelt

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Theodore Roosevelt Edmund Morris

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  Itisalsowelltorememberthatasenseofhumorisahealthyanti-

  scorbutictothatportentousseriousnesswhichdefeatsitsownpurpose。

  Occasionallybitsofself-educationprovedofunexpectedhelptothechildreninlateryears。Likeotherchildren,theywereapttotaketobedwiththemtreasureswhichtheyparticularlyesteemed。Oneoftheboys,justbeforehissixteenthbirthday,wentmoosehuntingwiththefamilydoctor,andclosepersonalfriendoftheentirefamily,AlexanderLambert。Oncenightovertookthembeforetheycamped,andtheyhadtoliedownjustwheretheywere。NextmorningDr。Lambertratherenviouslycongratulatedtheboyonthefactthatstonesandrootsevidentlydidnotinterferewiththesoundnessofhissleep;towhichtheboyresponded,“Well,Doctor,youseeitisn’tverylongsinceIusedtotakefourteenchinaanimalstobedwithmeeverynight!”

  Asthechildrengrewup,SagamoreHillremaineddelightfulforthem。

  Therewerepicnicsandridingparties,thereweredancesinthenorthroom——sometimesfancydressdances——andopen-airplaysonthegreentenniscourtofoneofthecousin’shouses。Thechildrenarenolongerchildrennow。Mostofthemaremenandwomen,workingouttheirownfatesinthebigworld;someinourownland,othersacrossthegreatoceansorwheretheSouthernCrossblazesinthetropicnights。Someofthemhavechildrenoftheirown;someareworkingatonething,someatanother;incableships,inbusinessoffices,infactories,innewspaperoffices,buildingsteelbridges,bossinggraveltrainsandsteamshovels,orlayingtracksandsuperintendingfreighttraffic。

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