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\documentclass[10pt]{newlfm}
\newlfmP{rightmarginsize=110pt,leftmarginsize=78pt,headermarginsize=.02in,%
stdletternofrom,cellowindow,letrh=masth,sigtr=sLvBa,addrt=CCX,addrf=PITx}%
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\Rheader{}
\re{Fonts and music}
\closeline{Yours in fontal health,}
\begin{document}
\begin{newlfm}
In terms of the relationships between font descriptions and musical
typography, it seems to me that only in the case of the early 1800s can even
the slightest case be made for a relationship.
\end{newlfm}
\end{document}
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