Perhaps they might be of assistance in helping you decide what is to be done.

Grace is a famous suggester." Miss Nevin flushed and looked hesitatingly at Anne and Grace, as though a trifle reluctant to speak.
"We shall consider anything you may choose to tell us strictly confidential, Miss Nevin," said Anne quietly.
"I am sure that you will," replied Miss Nevin.

"What I have told Mrs.
Gray is that I have received through my lawyers a letter from Eleanor's father.

They inclosed his letter in one from them asking whether I were desirous of acquainting him with my whereabouts.
"He has written rather a sad letter.

He seems to have awakened to a late remorse for having neglected my sister as he did.