The Social Letter
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It was so good of you to have included me in your jolly little party.
With kindest greeting to you and your brother, I am, Yours very cordially, Ethel V. Doe. Or: My dear Miss Blank, Sitting again in my office I wonder if, after all, those delightful two days spent in your charming home were but a dream.
I want to thank you again for your kind and cordial hospitality.
Hoping soon to have the pleasure of seeing you in town, I am, Sincerely yours, David B. Vorse.
Dear Edith, We arrived home still... breathless from the exhilaration of those wonderful days spent with you. You were a dear to give us such a jolly time, and John and I are looking forward to the time when you can come and spend a while with us. Although we have no glorious lake [ 62 ] THE INVITATION for skating, we may, perhaps, be able to find a few other pastimes to interest you in our big city, although I know that anything short of Tinker's Pond will prove a poor substitute.
Thank you, dear girl, for having us with you. John joins me in sending best regards to all the family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was so good of you to have included me in your jolly little party.
With kindest greeting to you and your brother, I am, Yours very cordially, Ethel V. Doe. Or: My dear Miss Blank, Sitting again in my office I wonder if, after all, those delightful two days spent in your charming home were but a dream.
I want to thank you again for your kind and cordial hospitality.
Hoping soon to have the pleasure of seeing you in town, I am, Sincerely yours, David B. Vorse.
Dear Edith, We arrived home still... breathless from the exhilaration of those wonderful days spent with you. You were a dear to give us such a jolly time, and John and I are looking forward to the time when you can come and spend a while with us. Although we have no glorious lake [ 62 ] THE INVITATION for skating, we may, perhaps, be able to find a few other pastimes to interest you in our big city, although I know that anything short of Tinker's Pond will prove a poor substitute.
Thank you, dear girl, for having us with you. John joins me in sending best regards to all the family.
What to read after The Social Letter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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