Major Chevalier Zac Zilvain,
I certainly remember your arrival in Paris, and was glad to be able to
be of assistance. Given your eloquent and polite request, I am more than
happy to make a place available for you at my wedding.
Yours,
Baron Brigadier Soire de Success
At 03:16 PM 9/12/00 +0200, Zac Zilvain wrote:
>On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, Joel M. Halpern wrote:
>
>
>Baron Brigadier Soire de Success,
>I would like to congratulate you with your upcoming wedding.
>I hope you remember us meeting over a year ago when I came to Paris for
>the first time. I certainly remember the friendship and help you offered
>me so willingly when I was but a commoner.
>Being but a humble Major I would certainly not expect an invitation to
>your wedding, but I cannot help myself but express my hope that you will
>allow me a seat during the wedding in the name of friendship (if you will
>allow me to call you that) so that I can present a gift to your lovely
>wife and yourself as a sign of gratitude for all the things you have done
>for me.
>
>Major Chevalier Zac Zilvain, Cardinals Guard
>
> > Those who sneak peaks at the press mails will observe the following
> > correspondences leaving the home of Soire de Success. Those who think
> > they should have been included but are not may either take offense,
> > find a way to ask to be invited, both, or neither.
>
>
>
