LETTER MCCLXXII.

_To Mr. A―――― K――――._

_Bristol, Numbers 29, 1762._

GOD willing, I shall set off for _Plymouth_ to-morrow morning, and

hope to see you all on _Thursday_ evening, or _Friday_. Let grand

preparations be made; as a candle, a book, and a table. Above all, much

prayer, that I may not again relapse at _Plymouth_; as _Bristol_ people

do threaten me for coming at this time of the year. Blessed be GOD, we

have good seasons. I like Mr. _B――――n_’s, better than a boarding school

for little maidens. A word to the wise is enough. Adieu! The LORD be

with you all. Cease not to pray for, my dear _Timothy_,

Yours, &c. in our common LORD,

_G. W._

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