Business Correspondence
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Take your pen and write a fewwords on it. You will find the point glides so smoothly that writingis a pleasure. Then erase a word or two and write them again--do ittwice, three or four times--repeated erasures, and still you willfind the ink does not blot or spread in the least. This proves thehard body and carefully prepared finish. " * * * * * Even if a person felt sure that this same letter went toten-thousand other men, there would be an individuality aboutit, a vividness that makes the str...ongest kind of appeal.
In a town in central Indiana two merchants suffered losses fromfire. A few days later, one sent out this announcement to hiscustomers: "We beg to announce that temporary quarters have been secured at 411Main Street, where we will be glad to see you and will endeavor tohandle your orders promptly. " * * * * * The second firm wrote to its customers: Dear Mr. Brown: Yes, it was a bad fire but it will not cripple the business. Ourbiggest asset is not the merchandise in the store but the good-willof our customers--something that fires cannot damage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take your pen and write a fewwords on it. You will find the point glides so smoothly that writingis a pleasure. Then erase a word or two and write them again--do ittwice, three or four times--repeated erasures, and still you willfind the ink does not blot or spread in the least. This proves thehard body and carefully prepared finish. " * * * * * Even if a person felt sure that this same letter went toten-thousand other men, there would be an individuality aboutit, a vividness that makes the str...ongest kind of appeal.
In a town in central Indiana two merchants suffered losses fromfire. A few days later, one sent out this announcement to hiscustomers: "We beg to announce that temporary quarters have been secured at 411Main Street, where we will be glad to see you and will endeavor tohandle your orders promptly. " * * * * * The second firm wrote to its customers: Dear Mr. Brown: Yes, it was a bad fire but it will not cripple the business. Ourbiggest asset is not the merchandise in the store but the good-willof our customers--something that fires cannot damage.
What to read after Business Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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