The language of a postage stamp is not always the same. It depends how it is placed on an envelope as to its significance. When a postage stamp has been placed upside down on the left corner of the letter, it means, “I love you;” on the same crosswise, “My heart is another’s;” straight up and down, “Good-bye, sweetheart, goodbye;” upside down in the right-hand corner, “Write no more;” in the centre at the top, “Yes;” opposite at the bottom, “No;” on the right-hand corner at a right angle, “Do you love me?” in the left-hand corner, “1 hate you;” top corner on the right, “I wish your friendship;” bottom corner on the left, “I seek your acquaintance;” on a line with the surname, “Accept my love;” the same upside down, “I am engaged;” at a right angle in the same place, “I long to see you;” in the middle of the right-hand edge, “Write immediately.”