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Nor still another unsent form, perhaps more characteristic than either of the foregoing.

Taken together, these unsent letters tell the remarkable story of Jonathon's life.

"I kept a calendar with a countdown until election day," she later wrote in an unsent letter to him.

All the time, the one thing he has been able to hold onto is his collection of unsent letters to his love.

An unsent file on her computer reveals that she had wanted to send a suicide note to Henry.

The next day, Nissan halted the mailings with about 52,000 packages still unsent.

He left an unsent airmail letter to his wife with instructions on his life insurance.

I note with pride and pleasure that I told no untruths in my unsent answer.

Should a deceased co-worker's unsent e-mail to his spouse have been deleted?

The interdependence of one generation on another is captured in such fragile and simple items as a china cup and an unsent letter.

My wife found some unsent letters in the attic from the original owner, Colonel Spivey.

They all knew the password, so they could access the accounts to read his unsent notes and post replies the same way, the judge said.

Andreas-Salomé left a number of unsent letters to Freud at Smith's home.

Posing as the dead woman's boyfriend, he manages to procure her handbag, full of snapshots and unsent love letters.

"Not yet, Chatty," the Lensman answered the unsent thought.

Auron, revealed to be unsent, goes to the Farplane, having died years ago after confronting Yunalesca.

The unsent intercepted messages had been duly filed by the junior officer left on duty that night, who failed to appreciate their significance.

Later, a co-conspirator, perhaps on the other side of the globe, logs on, reads the unsent message and then deletes it.

Unsent Letter may refer to:

At the back of the cave, the group meets the unsent bodily shell of Lady Ginnem.

Gradually, Aphra's unsent letters begin to explore her past, as Marc's sent communications explore his.

Writing unsent letters is a fine way to ventilate hot feelings without triggering nuclear exchanges, but it requires the planned use of "snail mail."

I would, however, like to note that the author may derive far more satisfaction from getting spammers' E-mail accounts terminated than from writing unsent replies.

More disturbing, said musicians who knew Cobain, was the publication of unsent letters and drafts of letters.