Case 1214

you will kindly ([as] for the present at least) suggest the idea of him communicating with us periodically seeing the child, as if his present persistence can be otherwise satisfactorily met by a [?] attitude, it will be much better for the child's future welfare that no communication be held.

I am very pleased to think, that as a result of my visit you more thoroughly realize our provision in the matter, and relying upon your best services

I remain Dear Sir
Yours faithfully
M

I am making a parcel of this and taking it straight to the station in order that you may receive it before the brother arrives tomorrow.

I trust you will have received Mr [?] letter by time this reaches you - I am much hurt that there has been this delay.