1 I send you a letter from a woman, at whose school I boarded for a
2little while when in England. She struck me as a singularly genuine
3refined little woman. She wants to come out to this country & I
4can’t get her a place My brother has made other arrangements I’m
5so sorry you & Miss Green haven’t been here too. It’s so happy.
6I’ve stayed at home to write letters this afternoon, while my old
7chum has gone to bathe, & feel quite lonely! I wonder how I lived
8without him now.
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10 Love to you both.
11 Olive
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13^If you don’t want a teacher yourself, don’t you know any one who
14wants a governess? Don’t trouble to write, it if you hear of any one
15keep her in mind. O.S.^
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