03 To Francis Wolfe
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To Francis Wolfe Date: LUTON, January 11, 1775 MY DEAR BROTHER, Be zealous and active for a good Master, and you will see the fruit of your labor. But watch over Joseph Moore. If he falls in love, there is an end of his usefulness. Ever since that madman took away her office in Witney from Nancy Bolton, Witney Society has drooped; such as Wycombe Society would do if you took away Hannah Ball from them. She has all Hannah's grace, with more sense. See that she be fully employed. You have not such another flower in all your gardens. Even Patty Chapman does not equal her. I am, with love to Sister Wolfe, Your affectionate friend and brother.