Letters between Front Lines
Dear Sir,
Planning, as I am, to enter the profession of law, I require some more money, to pay for the study. If you would care to oblige me a suitable sum, I would be forever grateful, ad would keep to myself and away from you and your sister, if she can bare to be separated from someone so close to a brother.
If you will send the appropriate sum then we will part.
Yours in Sorrow,
George Wickham.
Dear Sir,
I must insist that the forwarding of the three thousand pounds should be given as a birthright, as it is in replacement for entering the church.
George Wickham.
Dear Sir,
I will send the money, if you must continue to request it. I understand, as you must, that the career of law will no more suit you than that of the church, but if you desire the profession then you will have it.
Fitzwilliam Darcy.