_To Mrs. C――――._
_London, November 14, 1760._
_Dear Mrs. C――――_,
I CANNOT find any of your relations, but what are willing you should
remain in _Georgia_, and settle there. What condition can be so useful
for you? I have never varied in my opinion. The LORD JESUS direct,
bless, and reward you! He will. The orphan sent by Captain _Ball_, I am
persuaded will be taken care of. He is sent by good Lady _H――――n_, and
is to be treated as a common orphan. May the Father of the fatherless
bless him and all! I was much pleased with the letters I received
from the lambs of the flock. If possible, I shall answer them. But
at present am so indisposed with a cold, after my _Yorkshire_ ramble
of two months, that I can scarce write this. Blessed be GOD, for the
prospect of a state, wherein the inhabitants shall no more say, I am
sick. I can now add no more, but that I am, dear Mrs. _C――――_,
Your most obliged friend, and ready servant
in our common LORD,
_G. W._