Dear Abram,
The people here are very free and easy. We've been enjoying the nightlife and no mistake, but sadly they start demolition tommorrow so we'll be forced to leave. Still, as the wife says it will be something to look back on.
Lot.
Dear Mum,
I'm having a wonderful time I think, therefore I am.
Rene Descartes
Dear Victoria,
I have arrived at a very large waterfall which I have decided to name after you. Your messsenger Stanley arrived last week, he is rather a presumputuous chap.
Dr David Livingstone
Dear Doris,
I know you must be terribly worried about me but please disregard what you read in the tabloids as it was Granny Smith who hit me. I trust that you'll understand the gravity of the situation.
Sir Issac Newtown
And finally I found one from Sir Samuel Morse:
Dear Dot,
Must dash.
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