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This document contains a sample friendly letter with three parts: the return address, date, greeting, body, closing, and signature. The letter is from Ann, who lives in Austin, Texas, to her friend Christina. Ann inquires about how Christina has been and the weather in Chicago. Ann updates Christina on her school and girl scouts activities. She also invites Christina to visit her in Austin this summer and offers to show her around the city.
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