Dear Raffo,
If you run after money, you will never catch it. Stay and let money catch you.
Yours,
Mamma.
(i) Life is hell without money. I am without money therefore, my, life is hell.
(ii) You had promised to pay me back in my own coin. Please pay back the coin.
(iii) If you love me, do not keep my purse. Do not let it starve for long.
(iv) If you love me, love my purse. Do not let it starve for long.
(v) SOS. Send Rs.1000/_today.
Dear Shafi,
Just a line to tell you how much we enjoyed your company at the Zoo. It goes to your credit to have planned such a picnic. Even the ice-cream party was inspired by you. I was never great for going to things by myself. We all appreciate your suggestions very much.
Yours lovingly,
Abdur Rahim.
Here is a small box of sweets to sweeten your life with all the coming year through!
Yours,
Mummy.
(i) Try, try, try again!
(ii) Do not be penny wise and pound foolish.
(iii) Remember, a stitch in time saves nine.
(iv) Do not burn your candle at both ends.
(v) You cannot both eat your cake and have it.
Dear Mummy,
of all the presents I received on Eid Day, yours was the best. How nice of you to send sweets! It was just the thing I had longed for in my school. Yours sweets were highly appreciated by all my freinds whom, thanks to your present, I invited to tea on Eid Day. They all thank you.
Yours,
Nanna.
Dear Hasan,
May I ask you for a favour though I sincerely hope that you would grant it. As my own son is not adult yet and death seems havering over my head, I want to make you the Executor of my will. I know of nobody who would accept the responsibilities of an Executor more conscientiously than you. There fore may I fill in your name as Executor of my will? I know it is a thankless job, but if you say yes, it will go a long way to give peace to my soul after death, Because I will have the satisfaction that the future of my son is very safe.
Yours,
Uncle.