To Mrs. Knapp LONDON, February 27, 1782. MY DEAR SISTER, If ever I observe you in any fault, I shall certainly tell you of it, because I love you much; and I am persuaded you would not be angry but rather pleased with my plain dealing. I wrote word to Brother Knapp that I hoped to be with you on the 20th of March. I am pleased with any opportunity of spending a little time with you; and when I am at Worcester, let me have a few minutes with you alone, that you may be able to speak freely. I want you to be 'all praise, all meekness, and all love.' You know that's your calling. I am, my dear sister, Your affectionate brother.