Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 489
in his right, and is ready for thedictation of his customer. The letter, as a rule,will be largely introduction and conclusion, forwhich the scribe has regular formulas to suitmen of every rank. A little space somewhere be-tween the formal phrases of ceremony is incident-ally reserved for news, but… … THE PUBLIC LETTER-WRITER AND HIS CUSTOMER. proving in Syria; and as time goes on the pub- Can it be that when the dawn of New Years lie scribe will find himself with fewer and fewer day shall usher in the year 2000 a. d., the foot patrons, till finally he may have to give up his of Western…
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