33 To His Wife
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- John Wesley, “33 To His Wife”. Wesley Corpus,
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To his Wife Date: EDINBURGH, May 18, 1774. MY DEAR LOVE, I am just now come hither from Glasgow, and take this opportunity of writing two or three lines. I desire you would let Mr. Pine have an hundred pounds of that money which is in your hands, provided he gives you his full account first: which I must beg of you to send to London to John Atlay, together with fifty pounds for Mr. Nind, the paper-maker, and fifty pounds for Robert Hawes. There is no use in letting the money lie dead. If I do not administer, I can but pay this again. I am just going to preach, and am in great haste. My dear Molly, Your affectionate Husband.