The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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... Letter Writers had . Arts of Correspondence absorbed so many thematic and structural elements of Complete Letter Writers that the term Letter Writer often appeared in their titles too . For instance , not content with listing the ...
... Letter Writers had . Arts of Correspondence absorbed so many thematic and structural elements of Complete Letter Writers that the term Letter Writer often appeared in their titles too . For instance , not content with listing the ...
Strana 39
... letters would have been read. The use ofspace on the page was significant in early modern letters; the space between the salutation and the main body of the letter, and between that and the subscription, reflected deference towards the ...
... letters would have been read. The use ofspace on the page was significant in early modern letters; the space between the salutation and the main body of the letter, and between that and the subscription, reflected deference towards the ...
Strana 84
... Letters for Examples and Improvement of Style, ... XL . LETTER Mifs J - , in anfwer to Mrs. , making an Apology for not answering her Letters fooner . Madam , ? TIS C6 IS paying you but an ill Compliment , to let one of the most ...
... Letters for Examples and Improvement of Style, ... XL . LETTER Mifs J - , in anfwer to Mrs. , making an Apology for not answering her Letters fooner . Madam , ? TIS C6 IS paying you but an ill Compliment , to let one of the most ...
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