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How to Write Love Letters : LETTER LXXVII. Answer to the Foregoing.by Madame le Fontaine (Carleton B. Case, ed)
Return to "How to Write Love Letters" Index LETTER LXXVII. Answer to the Foregoing.LETTER LXXVII. Answer to the Foregoing.January 14, 1914. Dear Sir: Although I cannot affect to have no knowledge of you, I must at the same time confess that I have hitherto viewed you in the light of a casual acquaintance, and it has never suggested itself to me that you regarded me in any other character. Your communication, therefore, has taken me by surprise; and for the present I must be excused from saying more than that I should wish to have further opportunities of forming my judgment, and of con- suiting with my friends upon so important and weighty a question. Meanwhile, I remain, sir, Respectfully yours, Adela Winthrop. To Arthur Prescott, Esq. |
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