She mailed the presents that were going to Kenora.
Asking questions by e-mail presents other problems.
If Poles return home, the Mail presents it as desertion of the UK.
At various points in the book, she holds a job at a bike shop, sends her first obscene e-mails, presents a paper at an academic conference.
The Mail presents itself as the defender of traditional British values, the voice of an overlooked majority whose opinions inconvenience the agendas of metropolitan élites.
But murmuring endearments is not the only difficulty e-mail presents.
With relatives in California, she explained, they had to mail their presents in the first week of December.
One day, to save myself, I blurted out that my mother had sent for me and that they had better be nice so I would mail them presents from Canada.
We do not know yet if the mail presented a threat.
The new federal law, for example, requires that certain voters who have registered by mail present identification when they show up at the polls for the first time.
