Needless to say, I did not. But I will remember the sender for some time. You should try Mann, but his later efforts are not so interesting. The leisurely paced dialogue could go on forever, and if you and your friend ever became prominent for anything the letters would see publication themselves. Today, if you want to start a dialogue with someone you send them an e-mail.
Postal letters are now quaint, ineffective and one-sided.
Blue-black ink on white paper. Next year, your correspondents will remember you - even if they don't respond. As adults we hate to admit that Mom was ever right. And it is part of the secret of his continued success. Which brings us to today.