LETTER MCCCCXXXV.

_To Mr. R―――― K――――n._

_Deal, September 17, 1769._

_My very dear Friend_,

AS I have no parcel, I am ready almost to think somebody is coming.

I am just returned from _Ramsgate_, and going on board. Never did any

creature shew greater civility, heartiness, politeness, and generosity

than Mr. _B――――ry_. His friends were hearty too. Indeed and indeed I

believe solid good was done at _Ramsgate_. I preached on _Friday_ and

_Saturday_. It was hard parting this morning. I expect a long passage.

But all is well. I am kept comfortable. I could not go to _Margate_.

Friends that write, should direct where the letters are to be returned.

I am glad Mr. _S――――y_ is come. I shall write to _Bath_. Is my farewel

sermon printed? That is what I meant; no packet is come. Tender love to

all, to all. Never fear,

Satan thwarts and men object,

And yet the thing they thwart effect.

Hallelujah!

I wish this may be the last letter, any may receive dated at the

_Downs_, from, my very dear Sir,

Less than the least of all,

_G. W._

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