Sincerely yours Katharina Mansfield "It's an amusing letter," said Kimber.
The rivalry that existed among the women is evident in Murasaki's diary, where she wrote disparagingly of Izumi: "Izumi Shikibu is an amusing letter-writer; but there is something not very satisfactory about her.
Known as the Babes in the Woods, Waine and Dennis became friends with Williams after Waine, an Oxford undergraduate, sent him an amusing fan letter.
(I expect that most people with a mathematical bent would find this very amusing, but his letter seemed quite serious).
Reading a sage, amusing, elegantly-written letter from Julie or experiencing her effortlessly-eloquent, clever discourse was an event to savor.
Her neighbor, Mrs. Waterlow, who sounded quite amusing in Emily's letters, appeared less so when she dropped in and was slow to leave.
My father found this part of the letter very amusing.
It seems amusing now to read the letter Charles Lamb wrote to Coleridge a couple of hundred years ago, expressing his fears concerning the new railways.
Nevertheless, the ending of the open letter is somewhat amusing.
When giving his contact address, he would slowly spell out 'Keynsham' letter by letter, and this became an amusing feature for many young listeners.
Her long, clear sentences were print-ready; her letters cogent, rhythmical, and amusing.
