To George Robinson Date: LONDON, February 24, 1779. MY DEAR BROTHER, - I am glad you have a little work to do in our Lord's vineyard, and doubt not but you will do it faithfully. If it please God to prolong my life and health, I purpose visiting Lincolnshire about midsummer. Wesley preached at Langham Row on July 5, and on June 1780, where he refers to ' onest George Robinson and his fourteen children.' For a noble letter from him to Wesley, see Arminian Mag., 1787, pp. 496-8. It is well you wrote, or probably there would not have been a night to spare for Lungham Row. But I will now endeavor to bring it in. I did not think any of your daughters had remembered me. Peace be with you and yours! - I am Your affectionate brother.