_Far, far above thy thoughts,_
_His counsel shall appear,_
_When fully he the work hath wrought,_
_Which caus’d thy needless fear._
You see, dear Sir, my concern for you by the length of this letter. As
you are, I trust, my own son in the faith, so I cannot avoid naturally
caring for you. My letter shall be followed with my prayers. Be
resigned. I am better in health than when I left town; and am much
blessed in preaching. You know how to give thanks in behalf of
Your sympathizing friend,
_G. W._