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coletânea de cartas Publication, usually a book, containing a compilation of letters written by a real person.
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Examples for "letter collection"
Examples for "letter collection"
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The measures have included removal of letter collection boxes in some states.
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The Harpers had asked Bok to write a book descriptive of his autograph- letter collection, and he had consented.
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He mapped out the free delivery system, and was the first postmaster in the country to establish the outside letter collection boxes.
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An Post has introduced a free personal postal address and letter collection service for people who are homeless or living in temporary accommodation.
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A new letters collection reveals the secret life of the top literary publisher.
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The first task of the mail is naturally the collection of letters.
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A collection of letters from faraway companions he may never see again.
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Or, is it a collection of letters and state-papers, during his administration?
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I thought I had written you about your collection of letters.
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You are shown two pictures and a collection of letters.
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He'd have to call Ms. Cotton early tomorrow to see about the collection of letters.
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I have a collection of letters that belonged to Napoleon's mother, which is very interesting.
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His works consist of a panegyric on Trajan, and a collection of letters in ten books.
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There was no delivery or collection of letters.
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He examined closely this collection of letters, which seemed to him mysterious, fraught with many meanings.
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His collection of letters was no longer beside the sofa, where I had left it the night before.
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Here finishes the collection of letters which has served me as a guide in the last two books.
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We know not what answer was made by Becket: the collection of letters cannot he supposed quite complete.
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Read their collection of letters here.
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The words is more than just a collection of letters, she said, it's a mindset, a belief, a beacon.
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His valuable collection of letters, forming sixty-eight volumes, was purchased in 1810, by the trustees of the British Museum.-E.