Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 284
of the President totake the place of work, unless it be the worthy ac-complishments resulting from work. Of course,through all his day he finds a minute here or thereto romp with one of his boys. Then too, uponrare occasions, a week is snatched from the win-ter season for a hunting trip to the… … Copyright by Clinedinst* Washington, D. C, 1907.READY FOR AN AFTERNOON GALLOP. been a motto of his career: When you work,work hard; when you play, play hard. The pe-culiar sharp sound of the h when Mr. Roose-velt spoke, showed how much he meant it. As a rancher, as an assemblyman, as a…
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