My Dear Coward,
    Misunderstandings happen.  I am glad this one was cleared up so 
easily.  We all understand the pressures to get a job done, and I apologize 
for causing you to see another person horning in on what was already a 
complication.
     The brandy, while not necessary, is and will be appreciated.  I am 
hoping to have a gathering in January, and I expect it will be the perfect 
complement.  I hope you will be able to join us.  Details will be forcoming 
when Roxanne gets them organized.  probably mid-month, after everyone has 
recovered from the combination of religious and New Year celebrations.
     Yours,
     Soire

At 04:43 PM 7/3/01 +0100, Mark Rogers wrote:
>From: Major le Comte Coward de Custaad, Chancellor of the Exchequer
>To:  Lt. General le Baron Soire de Success, Minister of Integration
>
>My Dear Soire,
>
>I would like to apologize for the tone of my last letter to you.  I can 
>only excuse myself by saying that I felt it somewhat inappropriate to 
>involve additional opinions at that time since I was under quite 
>considerable pressure to balance the economy from the last October 
>Budget.  Needless to say, the matter between the Minister of War and 
>myself appears to have come to an amicable conclusion.
>
>It is my wish that we can remain friends and colleagues working in 
>harmony.  To this end I have enclosed a cask of fine imported brandy as a 
>token gesture of my sincere appreciation towards you as an honourable man 
>of both the field of glory and the field of politics.  Should you have 
>need to call on me for any assistance please do not hesitate.
>
>Yours,
>- Coward
>
>
>[OOC:  Unless anybody has any objection I am probably going to try and 
>"create" a mini roleplay Budget in April and October - just for fun - if 
>anybody has any views on what they think ought to be included please let 
>me know.]

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