Ex Nos. 168 169 and 170 (90 wpm with outlines & Transcription) скачать в хорошем качестве

Ex Nos. 168 169 and 170 (90 wpm with outlines & Transcription)

Transcription of the above dictated passage is as under: Exercise 168 My-Dear-Sir, I-hope-you-will-think-it worthwhile to-consider, as-far-as-possible, the alteration of-the date of-the laying of-the foundation-stone, and-I-am-sure a little-consideration will lead you to a decision that will materially enhance the chances of a successful gathering. Is-it worth-while ignoring-the wishes of a small but influential section of-your supporters in-this-manner when a slight alteration would-be of advantage? In-other-respects I-think no-fault can-be-found with-the arrangements. Very sincerely yours, Exercise 169 Dear Sirs, We-have-received your-letter of-the 9th-instant, respecting consignments, and your-requests shall-be-considered in-the-same-manner-as your previous communications on-such-matters. Our Mr. Burton is away at-present in-the-north of-Scotland. We-expect him back tomorrow, however, when-the whole-question shall-be-taken-into-consideration, and an early-reply forwarded to-you. Doubtless a satisfactory-conclusion can-be arrived at which-will-be-considered agreeable to all concerned. Yours-truly, Exercise 170 In concluding my report. I-would point-out that-there-are many-circumstances which-will-be-taken-into-consideration on a future occasion, but of-which it-is-considered unwise to-speak now. One necessary-conclusion, however, is-that only in-the-manner I-have indicated is-it possible to arrive at anything like a true estimate of-the-motives of-these men towards-one-another, and to judge impartially of-the letters which passed between-then. The incident at-the telegraph-office is-the-most-important.