LETTER MCCXCIII.

_To Mr. W――――y._

_Philadelphia, September. 29, 1763._

_My dear Mr. W――――y_,

_EBENEZER!_ Hitherto the LORD hath helped! I have been here above a

week; but still an invalid.

Strange, that a harp of thousand strings

Should keep in tune so long!

Poor _Wright_ is taking his _American_ seasoning. He hath the ague and

fever. This prevents his writing. Inform his relations of it. He wants

for nothing. When you write, mention nothing but what relates to the

eternal world. I have no thoughts to throw away on the trifling things

of time. Tender love to all that are travelling to the _New-Jerusalem_.

There, if no sooner, we shall meet and praise the never-failing

_Emmanuel_, for whose great name’s sake I subscribe myself,

Yours, &c.

_G. W._

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