I'm reading the Temeraire series and noticed in letters that people sign off with “yours, etc.” or sometimes simply “etc.” Love it, going to start using the same.
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I'm reading the Temeraire series and noticed in letters that people sign off with “yours, etc.” or sometimes simply “etc.” Love it, going to start using the same.