BODY OF THE LETTER.

This constitutes the written message. It should begin on the same line

with the words _Dear Sir_, or _Gentlemen_ leaving after these words a

small space. In case the place of residence or business is not written

in the address, then the complimentary address of _Dear Sir_ or

_Gentlemen_ will be placed on the next line under the name, or fourth

line from the top of the sheet, and the letter will begin on the fifth

line from the top, thus:

[Illustration:

Mr. Henry L. Dunham,

Dear Sir:

In answer to your esteemed favor]

Sometimes for the sake of convenience, and the saving of time and

labor, the letter head has printed in the left corner, above the

address, a blank form of memorandum as follows:

[Illustration:

Referring to

yours of...

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