Case 3271

that she should work with others and have somebody to supervise her."
Of course you will understand that the young woman is not really suitable for any of the Society's Homes, having regard to her age, but at the same time I should much like her to have another chance, as she was a very capable servant and might settle happily again. I have just received a very sensible letter from her.

Is there any hope of your being able to find a suitable opening for F? I shall be extremely grateful if this is possible.
With kind regards,

Believe me, Yours sincerely
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H. Thornhill Roxby Esq.