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+%\documentclass[12pt,english]{hletter}
+\documentclass[12pt,english,signit]{hletter}
+%\documentclass[11pt,special,french,draft]{hletter}
+
+\usepackage{mergeh}
+
+%% to make a private letter use a "from address":
+%\address{57, Main Street \\ Upper Throgmortendale\\ \textbf{York  YO23 3QS} \\
+%    England\\[1ex]  tel: +44 1671 425 6382\\ mobile: +44 1762 4253 4123}
+
+\signature{A. Nother\\ Head of Batology Dept.}
+
+%% for the \closingtwo (at end) use:
+%\signature{Dr.~C. Featherstonehaugh & Dr.~A. Beauchamp \\ CEO & CIO}
+
+\date{Lausanne, le 15 septembre 2008}
+
+\begin{document}
+\sign[10mm]{signat}  %  \sign may be here or in the option file
+
+\reference{Impressions of the journey from Vevey to Lausanne.}
+
+\begin{merge}{testmerge.dat}
+Cully, midway between Vevey and Lausanne, is a little town of 1,100
+inhabitants. It can look back very far into the past, for there was a
+time when the lounger on the beach of Cully would have seen in the bay
+a lake village, an amphibious camp made up of thatched roofs and huts
+on a submerged field of piles. Later on the idler would have seen Roman
+legionaries and Roman merchants halting by the road, since Cully seems
+to have been a posting station or wayside caravanserai of some
+significance.
+
+Cully, from its earliest days, has been devoted to the making of wine.
+It has probably made wine ever since wine-making was known in Europe.
+It makes wine still and makes it well and, indeed, does nothing else.
+Grapes and the winepress are the symbols of its being, the subject of
+its thoughts and the mark of its ambition. A bunch of grapes on a
+branch constitutes the ancient arms of Cully. They are grapes, it may
+be noticed, of such size and quality that they would seem to proclaim
+to the world, \emph{these are the grapes of Cully.}  Someone, inspired
+by a sense of the fitness of things, has surmised that there was once a
+temple to Bacchus at Cully, but unfortunately the suggestion is
+unfounded.
+
+ \closing{Yours Sincerely,}
+
+\vfill
+\cc{All Smiths in London\\ Mademoiselle S. Curchod}
+
+\encl{Tourist guide to Switzerland.\\ Plan of Cully.}
+
+\end{merge}
+
+\end{document}