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Case 1269

2. Letter from the Wakefield Ladies Association 16 March 1888

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She came to us & of the amount of his earnings I know nothing. The young woman who befriended A in Sheffield was an assistant in a Confectioner's Shop, and expressed herself as being very thankful to hear that she had escaped from her parents, on account of their ill-treatment & drunken habits.

I must tell you with regard to 26 & 27 that we consulted a lawyer here with regard to emigrating her, she recommended our not doing so, fearing that the father

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