The New Parlor Letter Writer: Containing a Great Variety of Letters on the Following Subjects: Relationship, Business, Love, Courtship & Marriage, Friendship, & Miscellaneous Letters, Law Forms, Etc

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From a father to his son at school
9
From a youth at school to his father
10
From an elder to a younger brother at school
11
From an apprentice to his father in praise of his master and family
12
From a lad to his mother during his apprenticeship
13
From a young lady to her mother
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From a young man to his father desiring him to intercede with his master to take him again into his service
15
The fathers answer
16
The fathers letter to the master
17
The masters answer
18
From a mother in town to a daughter at school in the country recommending the practice of virtue
19
The answer
20
From an officer in the navy to his son at school
21
The sons answer
22
From a young gentleman clerk to a merchant in town to his father in the country soliciting pocket money
23
The fathers answer
24
From a young tradesman lately entered into business to his father asking his consent to marry
25
The fathers answer
26
From a young woman just gone to service in NewYork to her mother in the country
27
The mothers answer
28
From an uncle to his nephew an apprentice on his keeping bad company bad hours
29
An uncle in answer to his nephews complaining of hardship in his apprenticeship
30
From a mother to her son on the same subject
31
From a father to a son on his negligence in his affairs
32
The sons grateful answer
33
From an aged lady in the couutry to her niece in NewYork
34
From an elder to a younger brother cautioning him in
40
The ladys answer
46
From a young man in the country to a merchant in NewYork
52
From a merchant at St Thomas to a brother in NewYork
58
Soliciting the loan of money from a friend
64
The tradesmans reply
68
From a young tradesman in distressed circumstances to another
74
The answer
80
The answer
86
The young ladys letter to her lover
110
The fathers answer to the young gentleman
111
From a young man just out of his apprenticeship to his sweet heart in the neighborhood
112
The answer 54
113
From the gentleman
114
The ladys answer
115
The gentlemans reply 62
116
From the lady in answer
117
The brothers letter
118
From the gentleman after his arrival in London to the lady in the country
119
From a lover to his mistress lately recovered from sickness
120
From a rich young gentleman to a beautiful young lady with no fortune
121
The young ladys answer
122
The gentlemans reply
123
The ladys rejoinder
124
From a lady to a gentleman complaining of indifference
125
The gentlemans reply
126
From a young officer ordered to his regiment in Minorca to a young lady whom he had courted
127
The ladys answer
128
From a gentleman to a young lady of superior fortune
129
The answer
130
From a gentleman of some fortune to a ladys mother
131
The mothers answer
132
From a young tradesman to a gentleman desiring permission to visit his daughter
133
From the same to the young lady by permission of her father
134
From a widow to a young man rejecting his suit
135
From a young lady to a gentleman that courted her whom she could not esteem but forced by her parents to receive his visits
136
From a young lady in the country to her father acquainting him with an offer made to her of marriage
137
The answer
138
From Mr Smith to the young ladys father
139
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The ladys answer
141
From a father to his daughters on love and friendship 143 From the same to the same on the foregoing subject 888 887881 82 8588 ARFNAR pa a p...
143
The bishop of Rochester to Mr Pope
144

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acquainted affairs affection affectionate agreeable answer appear apprentice assure attended Bill of Exchange bless C. D. his heirs character CHIG circumstances comply conduct confess consider daughter DEAR SIR desire dollars doubt duty endeavor esteem excuse expect father fault favor forever fortune friendship Gentleman give gratitude hand happiness hear heart heirs and assigns honor hope humble servant husband James Ray John Witherspoon Jonah Barrington kind lady least Let me beg LETTER live lover madam manner marriage married mean merit mind Minorca mother nature never New-York obliged observe occasion old tenure parents passion perhaps person pleased pleasure port wine possible present prudence Quitclaim Deed reason received respect SAMUEL BELL sent sentiments soon spectful tenderness thing THOMAS RUSSELL thought tion tradesman unhappy vanity virtue whilst wife wish woman worthy write young youth

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Tiêu đềThe New Parlor Letter Writer: Containing a Great Variety of Letters on the Following Subjects: Relationship, Business, Love, Courtship & Marriage, Friendship, & Miscellaneous Letters, Law Forms, Etc
Nhà xuất bảnG. H. Derby & Company, 1849
Nguyên bản từĐại học Michigan
Đã được số hóa21 Tháng Năm 2007
Độ dài144 trang
  
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