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:A hundred years ago it took so long and cost so much to send a letter that it seemed worth while to put some time and thought into writing it. A brief letter to-day may be followed by another next week–a "line" now by another to-morrow.
 
:A hundred years ago it took so long and cost so much to send a letter that it seemed worth while to put some time and thought into writing it. A brief letter to-day may be followed by another next week–a "line" now by another to-morrow.
  
The style of the comic is very similar to that of [[1311: 2014]], which was released half a year later.
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The style of the comic is very similar to that of [[1311: 2014]], which was released a year and a half earlier.
  
 
The title text shows that the meaning of the institute of marriage debate has likewise been going on for quite some time.
 
The title text shows that the meaning of the institute of marriage debate has likewise been going on for quite some time.

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