LETTER DVII.

_To the Same._

_Lantrissant, (in Wales) April 10, 1743._

_Dear Sir_,

OUR blessed master still countenances my feeble labours. Yesterday I

preached at _Cardiff_ to a large congregation. The greatest scoffers

sat quiet, and the children of GOD felt the divine presence. In the

evening I went to _Ful-mon_. Mrs. _I――――_ received us kindly. GOD was

pleased to speak for me in the society where I preached. This morning

I preached again. It was a most remarkable time. I have been just now

preaching with great power here. Dear brother _H――――_ is preaching in

_Welch_. The people are very simple. I wrote to you from _Waterford_. I

must write a letter or two more, and then away out of town. My kind and

tender love to all. The LORD be with you.

I am yours, &c.

_G. W._

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