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REMARK.
Some writers commence the body of the letter on the same line with the greeting.
Margin.—It is the usual custom to leave a margin on the left of a written page. This varies according to the taste of the writer and the size of the page.
Paragraphs.—A new paragraph should commence whenever a new subject is introduced, and, with the exception of the first paragraph, which begins directly under the comma or the dash of the salutation, each paragraph should commence a little to the right of the marginal line.
V. THE CONCLUSION.
Definition.—The conclusion is made up of two parts,—words of respect or affection, and the signature of the writer; as,—
Very truly,
Joseph M. Blain.
REMARKS.