B 50 To Thomas Wride
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To Thomas Wride Date: LONDON, December 14, 1785. DEAR TOMMY, - Have patience with the young men, and they will mend upon your hands. But remember! soft and fair goes far. For twenty years and upwards we had good morning congregations at Norwich; but they might begin at six till Lady Day. I desire Brother Byron See W.H.S. i. 140-5; and previous letter. to try what he can do: better days will come. I pray let that doggerel hymn be no more sung in our chapel. See letter of Oct. 8. If they do not soon come to their senses at Norwich, I will remove you to Colchester Be mild! Be serious! - I am, dear Tommy, Your affectionate friend and brother.