A letter for Mrs Strange
Addressed to Mrs Arabella Strange, and spelled to slip under her door, whatever room she may be in at the time that the letter should happen to be dispatched.
Arabella--
I appear to have found something resembling a kitchen, and, what is better, something resembling food, and I wonder if I might have the pleasure of seeing you join me for breakfast this morning.
I understand if you have other plans, in which case I should be perfectly happy to postpone it to another day. As always, yours, &c.
PS.
I do not know if it should still be called breakfast, when it shall be inevitably taken at midnight. But be that as it may, I would love be most gratified love to see you this morning.
-J.
Arabella--
I appear to have found something resembling a kitchen, and, what is better, something resembling food, and I wonder if I might have the pleasure of seeing you join me for breakfast this morning.
I understand if you have other plans, in which case I should be perfectly happy to postpone it to another day. As always, yours, &c.
PS.
I do not know if it should still be called breakfast, when it shall be inevitably taken at midnight. But be that as it may, I would love be most gratified love to see you this morning.
-J.