10 To The Countess Of Huntingdon
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- John Wesley, “10 To The Countess Of Huntingdon”. Wesley Corpus,
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To the Countess of Huntingdon 6 WHITBY, April 20, 1764. MY LADY, Since I had the pleasure of seeing your Ladyship, I have had many thoughts upon the subject of our conversation; the result I here send to your Ladyship, which I have as yet communicated to none but my Lord Dartmouth. Who knows but it may please God to make your Ladyship an instrument in this glorious work in effecting an union among the labourers in His vineyard That He may direct and bless you in all your steps is the prayer of, my Lady, Your Ladyship's affectionate and obedient servant.