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Before the Internet, people wrote letters on
. They then put these letters in an
. The sender then bought a stamp from a post office and stuck it on the envelope. They then put it in a mail box in the
. A postal worker would collect the envelope and the letter would begin its
. It usually took a few days to reach its
, if the address was in the same country. It could take weeks if the address was
. It sailed on a ship and was called "
mail". Later, airplanes transported mail and we used "air mail". However, there was a
problem with the letter that arrived 107 years late. The
to whom it was addressed was no
living. He passed away in 1951.
