LETTER DXII.

_To the Same._

_Bhuadder, April 23, 1743._

_My dear Friend_,

I Wrote to you from _Haverford_ and _Carmarthen_. I preached there

twice on _Thursday_ to about ten thousand people, and dear Mr. _R――――_

preached after me. Yesterday we had another blessed association; and

have now settled all the counties in _Wales_. Our LORD was wonderfully

with us. You cannot tell how delighted the brethren went away. Indeed

they seemed filled as with new wine. Last night we came hither to a

little inn. A sweet retreat from the rain. I must away to preach this

morning. Help me, my dear man, to be thankful. I kindly salute you and

yours, and am,

Ever yours,

_G. W._

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