LETTER MCCCCXVI.

_To Mr. S―――― S――――._

_London, May 26, 1769._

_My very dear Friend_,

HOW did I send all over _Bath_, to enquire for you and yours! How have

I since prayed, that your present use of the baths may be blessed to

the recovery of your valuable health, and your soul sweetly refreshed

with drinking the waters of life freely! Both these things, I hope

you do and will experience fully. However it may be on earth, glory,

glory be to free grace! we are assured that we shall have a perfect

consummation of bliss, both in body and soul, in heaven. JESUS, thou

son of _David_! JESUS, thou Son of GOD! JESUS, thou GOD over all, GOD

blessed for evermore! give us patience to wait till this wished-for

time shall come! I suppose you have heard of my hoarseness, gotten,

through mercy, in the highways and hedges. A delightful spring campaign.

Many, I trust, were compelled to come in. Such news will gladden you,

because it gladdens the angels which are in heaven. With regret I must

shorten this. I shall send to know how you both do. GOD only knows, how

you are beloved and remembered by, my very dear friends,

Yours, &c. in JESUS,

_G. W._

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