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Her Majesty's Mails
·
William Lewins
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Outside
things
are
changed
also.
The
wooden
pane--nay,
the
window
itself--has
disappeared
to
make
way
for
a
more
modern
structure;
and
instead
of
the
single
letterbox,
there
are
several.
Late
letters
are
now
provided
for
in
a
separate
box,
and
so
also
are
newspapers.
The
principal
post-office
work
is
accomplished
in
an
interior
apartment,
from
which
the
public
are
studiously
excluded.[162]
A
large
table
stands
in
the
centre
of
the
room;
a
smaller
one,
well
padded
with
leather,
stands
near,
and
is
used
specially
for
letter-stamping;
a
number
of
letter-benches--for
boxes
are
not
used
much
now--are
arranged
against
three
of
the
four
walls
and
in
the
middle
of
the
room,
on
which
the
letters
and
newspapers
are
sorted.
Empty
canvas
bags
of
different
sizes,
with
tin
labels
attached
(if
the
name
of
the
town
is
not
painted
on
them),
books,
printed
papers
of
different
kinds,
bundles
of
string,
&c.
make
up
the
furniture
of
the
apartment,
and
complete
the
appearance
of
it
immediately
prior
to
the
receipt
of
the
early-morning
mail.
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