The fashionable letter-writer; or, Art of polite correspondence, in original letters, etc. [ed.] by W. LimmingDean&Son, 1873 - 216 pages |
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... expecting , of course , the usual dis- count will be allowed . Upon receiving a statement of the late Mr. account , a settlement of the same shall be made . Mr. Williamson . I am , sir , Your obedient servant , ROBERT BRYANT . A young ...
... expecting , of course , the usual dis- count will be allowed . Upon receiving a statement of the late Mr. account , a settlement of the same shall be made . Mr. Williamson . I am , sir , Your obedient servant , ROBERT BRYANT . A young ...
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... Expecting to see you at my office to - mor- row morning , at eleven o'clock , Mr. J. Fox . I am , sir , yours , & c . ROBERT WILSON . A tradesman , in reply to an unexpected demand Sir , for money . August 13th , 18 I am much surprised ...
... Expecting to see you at my office to - mor- row morning , at eleven o'clock , Mr. J. Fox . I am , sir , yours , & c . ROBERT WILSON . A tradesman , in reply to an unexpected demand Sir , for money . August 13th , 18 I am much surprised ...
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... expect you will be prepared at the proper time , or the consequences may prove very disagreeable . I am , sir , yours , & c . Mr Jackson . GEORGE JONES . An insolvent tradesman to his principal creditor . Sir , 50 FASHIONABLE.
... expect you will be prepared at the proper time , or the consequences may prove very disagreeable . I am , sir , yours , & c . Mr Jackson . GEORGE JONES . An insolvent tradesman to his principal creditor . Sir , 50 FASHIONABLE.
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... expect will turn out to our mutual advantage . I have been established in an extensive business , in this city , for several years , and beg leave to refer you to Messrs.- of -street , and to Messrs . of - street , London , for every sa ...
... expect will turn out to our mutual advantage . I have been established in an extensive business , in this city , for several years , and beg leave to refer you to Messrs.- of -street , and to Messrs . of - street , London , for every sa ...
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... expecting a favorable reply , I am , dearest Harriet , yours sincerely , My dear sir , WILLIAM JAMES . The lady's answer . August 5th , 18 Many thanks for your kind letter ; I am gratified , and at the same time , somewhat surprised at ...
... expecting a favorable reply , I am , dearest Harriet , yours sincerely , My dear sir , WILLIAM JAMES . The lady's answer . August 5th , 18 Many thanks for your kind letter ; I am gratified , and at the same time , somewhat surprised at ...
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