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Dear
Miss Simmons and Mr. Tinsley, Thank you for your kind invitation to the Autumn Ball. We will most certainly be in attendance. Yours sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Amberly |
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Dear
Ann and Simon, What fun! I'll certainly attend your Autumn Ball, though I may be a bit late as I've made plans with McGintus that evening to meet for a pint. Thank you so much for the invite. Best wishes, Nigel L. Banks |
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Dear
Miss Simmons and Mr. Tinsley, Phillip and I are pleased to accept your gracious invitation and will be delighted to attend your party on 16 October. Looking forward to seeing you both. Yours sincerely, Caroline Porkridge |
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Tinsley, This is the epitome of capitalist excess and unrestrained consumption. And what of the workers who make all this possible? Will they be represented amoungst the tuxedoed elite of Puckering? I shall come witness this extravagance. Expect me in the uniform of the masses and take note; you are being watched carefully. Arthur 'Red' Covers (and Mrs. Covers) |
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Simon, Crikey--a ball? And one that's not red and covered in leather. I won't recognize you out of your whites. Save a drink for me and the boys. And if you don't mind too much, let this be an RSVP for Flash Bolger and Andy Barstow and his missus, as well. Cheers |
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Dear
Mr. and Mrs. Tinsley, Mrs. N. Archer Winston cordially accepts your invitation to the Autumn Ball at Stoney Grove. Mrs. N. Archer Winston |
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Dear
Ann, I am looking forward to your party, and will be happy to assist you in any preparations if you need an extra pair of hands around the house. Save a dance for me. Yours, Chester |
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