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1.1 KiB
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24 lines
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Dear Friend,
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This chain letter started with the hope of bringing relief to
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TIRED and UNHAPPY wives. Unlike other chain letters you have seen,
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THIS ONE DOSEN'T COST ANY MONEY. Simply send a copy of this letter to
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four of your married friends who are tired and unhappy. Then, bundle
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up your husband and send him to the woman at the top of the list, and
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add your name to the bottom of the list.
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Someday you will be at the top. When your name comes to the top
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of the list you will receive 16,487 men and some of them will be
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dandies. Have faith in this letter and don't break the chain. One
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woman broke the chain and she received her old husband back. Don't
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let this happen to you.
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At the time of this letter, a friend had received 365 men. When
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they buried her yesterday, it took seven undertakers thirty-six hours
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to get the smile off her face and two days to get her legs together so
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they could close the coffin.
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A Friend
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