Paper Chase the Amenities of Stamp Collecting
Paper Chase the Amenities of Stamp Collecting
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The addressee was "not known" there, and notwithstanding Jefferson's frank in the corner, a stamped notation on it shows that the letter was sent by the automata who drew salaries as postal functionaries to the Dead Letter Office, from which it finally limped back to the sage of Monticello.
Funny little incidents come to light as one pores over a collection like this. President Pierce (1853-57) was once vacationing in Bermuda and, writing a letter to a friend back in the States, just wrote his ...name in the upper corner from force of habit and dropped the missive into a mail box. Back it came from the Post Office. Sorry; Mr. Pierce's mere autograph might have considerable postal influence in the United States, but the laws seemed to prevent its having any potency in a British colony. So the President stuck a portrait of Queen Victoria over his signature and sent it back to the Post Office, perhaps with his face as red as on that day when he and Mrs. Pierce and a lady guest, driving on the Virginia side of the Potomac, came to a toll gate and found that neither the President nor the ladies nor the coachman had one solitary sixpence in pocket with which to pay toll.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The addressee was "not known" there, and notwithstanding Jefferson's frank in the corner, a stamped notation on it shows that the letter was sent by the automata who drew salaries as postal functionaries to the Dead Letter Office, from which it finally limped back to the sage of Monticello.
Funny little incidents come to light as one pores over a collection like this. President Pierce (1853-57) was once vacationing in Bermuda and, writing a letter to a friend back in the States, just wrote his ...name in the upper corner from force of habit and dropped the missive into a mail box. Back it came from the Post Office. Sorry; Mr. Pierce's mere autograph might have considerable postal influence in the United States, but the laws seemed to prevent its having any potency in a British colony. So the President stuck a portrait of Queen Victoria over his signature and sent it back to the Post Office, perhaps with his face as red as on that day when he and Mrs. Pierce and a lady guest, driving on the Virginia side of the Potomac, came to a toll gate and found that neither the President nor the ladies nor the coachman had one solitary sixpence in pocket with which to pay toll.
What to read after Paper Chase the Amenities of Stamp Collecting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvin F Alvin Fay Harlow to read onlineMoreLess
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