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But the enclosed note will save you the trouble of guessing.
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I have just received yours of this morning; thank you for the enclosed note.
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The enclosed note from Drost will explain the reason why this was not sent.
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The Messrs. Bell would be obliged to you to post the enclosed note in London.
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The enclosed note is at least a week old.
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Pray send the enclosed note to Miss Stirling, who, no doubt, is still at Barnton.
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Will you be so good as to forward him the enclosed note begging for a little information?
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My wife wrote to yours yesterday, the enclosed note explaining the kitchen-revolution which, it seems, must delay our meeting.
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When I went home, I sent the enclosed note to Pitt, and in consequence of it saw him yesterday morning.
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I have, therefore, not sent you the enclosed note (the history of which you no doubt know) until now.
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To anyone looking over my shoulder the enclosed note might have read as a casual and friendly greeting from an old acquaintance.
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Possibly you might like to see the enclosed note (Dr. Whewell wrote (January 2, 1860):...
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Jane read the enclosed note, shook her head, and muttered, "What the hell are you trying to do to me?"
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Will you be so good as to give the enclosed note to the charming woman who is good enough to remember me so kindly?
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'Will you kindly let Mr. Keble see the enclosed note?
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"P.S.-Ifyou approve, deliver the enclosed note."
