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The Life of Florence Nightingale, vol. 2 of 2

Note 7 — Chapter I · PRELIMINARY—THE LOSS OF FRIENDS

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The reference here is to the Aunt who, in earlier years, had been in close companionship with her. At this time there was some misunderstanding between them. Mrs. Smith's advancing age and home claims brought a cessation of her constant activity in Miss Nightingale's service; but in later years aunt and niece took much counsel together in a resumed study of the religious subjects upon which they had formerly held intimate converse: see below, pp. 353, 387.

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