5-15-1937
Walcott,
You simpleton! Your letter sat in a pile of unopened mail until the smell of rotting produce forced me to discover its contents. I suppose you village folk are used to receiving vegetables in the mail, but I must request future letters be void of your rural gifts.
I admit being more than a bit surprised to hear of a woman in your last letter- Kate was it? My friend, are you maturing? Perhaps it is time you came to the city and learned a true man’s work; I have just the place for you in my company. Entry level of course, all commission naturally, but plenty of room to climb.
I await your response.
-Mansferd
I love the use of language.
Courtney
June 14, 2009 at 12:13 am
I feel like I’m in a game show…and I have to guess where have I read these letters before??? It was a book. Was it the book about Sherlock Holme’s female assistant? It’s all so oddly familiar…..
julia hull
June 17, 2009 at 9:29 pm
Beautiful
janessica
June 18, 2009 at 7:24 pm