_To Mr. R―――― K――――n._
_Edinburgh, July 9, 1768._
_My very dear Friend_,
GOD be praised that all is so well at _London_. Every thing goes on
better and better here. But I am so worn down by preaching abroad, and
by talking at home almost all the day long, that I have determined, GOD
willing, to set off for _London_ next _Tuesday_ noon. I shall mind all
you say. You have acted quite right. As you do not mention my wife, I
suppose she is out of town. GOD prepare you and yours for whatever he
hath prepared for you, and support you under your present and impending
trial. Company prevents my enlarging. Thus it is continually. Grace!
grace! Hoping to see you soon, with tender love to all, I beg leave to
subscribe myself, my dear friend,
Ever yours, &c. &c. &c.
_G. W._