What nobler record for woman could there be than that which Miss Martineau has given?
Particularly to be noted in Lady Byron was her peculiar interest in reclaiming fallen women.

Among her letters to Mrs.Prof.Follen, of Cambridge, was one addressed to a society of ladies who had undertaken this difficult work.

It was full of heavenly wisdom and of a large and tolerant charity.

Fenelon truly says, it is only perfection that can tolerate imperfection; and the very purity of Lady Byron's nature made her most forbearing and most tender towards the weak and the guilty.

This letter, with all the rest of Lady Byron's, was returned to the hands of her executors after her death.