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where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book.

I'm Elizabeth, your host. Thank you for coming tonight.

This evening we are returning to Jill. But before that, let's take some time to unwind and relax. Take a big stretch where you are

and feel the tension release from your muscles.

Today is over, and all that matters is that you get the rest you deserve to take on tomorrow.

Let's take some nice, deep breaths to help you settle in.

Inhale and imagine all your worries and concerns are being sucked into a little cloud. when you exhale watch that cloud drift away

inhale and exhale.

You can repeat this as many times as you need to feel fully relaxed while I recap the last episode.

Jill found Mrs. Green's daughter, Fanny, to be a particularly stupid girl, and was unable to teach her much beyond the basics, but they had a good relationship nonetheless.

She completed her lessons with Monsieur Caddo and placed an ad in the paper for anyone seeking a travelling

maid who could also act as a courier.

Surprisingly, the first response came from Lady Mervyn, Kitty's mother.

Jill attended the interview in Eaton Square promptly and was left waiting for over half an hour.

The meeting went well and after scrutinising her claims in languages and reading over

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