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  2. Very interesting and useful article. I especially appreciated the picture of a letter that had been crossed! Thank you.

  3. Thank you! for your contribution.
    Oh! for the days of handwritten correspondence!
    News across the miles, romance over the oceans, love letters delivered by humans, and irate correspondence to the editor-in-chief of the Herald Tribune and Courier Express.
    It is tragic that handwriting is enduring such a slow, agonizing death.
    I believe it will disappear with a shrug of the shoulder, a sigh, and followed by a bemoaning gasp.
    Would the Bard have been able to create more masterpieces with words-purrfekt, gee-mail, you-boobs, snap-cats and insta-gams?
    And here I sit plunking away on an Amazonian keyboard at a Packard dashtop.

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