LETTER MCCCXXXII.

_To Mr. R―――― K――――n._

_Bristol, July 18, 1765._

_My very dear Friend_,

JUST now, with great joy, I received your welcome letter, I fear the

post will be gone, ere this can be put in. Blessed be GOD, I am a

little better. I have a fine commodious house, and am kept from much

company. You will certainly know my rout. Indeed and indeed, I long to

see my dear Mr. _K――――n_, and my dear Mr. _H――――y_. Stand, my friends,

and insist upon my not being brought out into action too soon. The poor

old shattered bark hath not been in dock one week, for a long while. I

scarce know what I write. Tender love to all.

Ever yours, &c. &c. in JESUS,

_G. W._

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