Theodore Roosevelt

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Theodore Roosevelt Edmund Morris

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  Whenwolf-huntinginTexas,andwhenbear-huntinginLouisianaandMississippi,Iwasnotonlyenthralledbythesport,butalsobythestrangenewbirdsandothercreatures,andthetreesandflowersIhadnotknownbefore。Bytheway,therewasonefeastattheWhiteHousewhichstandsaboveallothersinmymemory——evenabovethetimewhenI

  luredJoelChandlerHarristhitherforanight,adeedinwhichtotriumph,asallwhoknewthatinveteratelyshyreclusewilltestify。

  Thiswas“thebear-hunters’dinner。”Ihadbeentreatedsokindlybymyfriendsonthesehunts,andtheyweresuchfinefellows,menwhomI

  wassoproudtothinkofasAmericans,thatIsetmyheartonhavingthematahunters’dinnerattheWhiteHouse。OneDecemberI

  succeeded;thereweretwentyorthirtyofthem,alltold,asgoodhunters,asdaringriders,asfirst-classcitizensascouldbefoundanywhere;nofinersetofguestseversatatmeatintheWhiteHouse;

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