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| with hearty good wishes - not the | |
| less hearty for being tardy | |
| to Alice Hepworth - | |
| for all the future | |
| I was very sorry that you left Lea | |
| - but knew not what to say, | |
| as you appeared to have quite | |
| made up your mind to leave. | |
| but my best wishes are | |
| with you, whatever you undertake | |
| of good. And I should like | |
| to hear what you are doing. | |
| I am overworked & ill & | |
| unable to write more than this | |
| You did good work at Lea | |
| And I was surprised you | |
| wished to leave it. | |
| God bless you always, | |
| ever faithfully yours | |
| F. Nightingale | |
| Jan 1887 |
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