To Peard Dickinson Date: KEIGHLEY, April 29, 1788. MY DEAR BROTHER, I really think it will be proper to publish something in the Magazine on that idle Popish conceit of 'Consecrated Ground.' The ground of Bunhill Fields is full as well consecrated as that of St. Luke's Churchyard. See letter of April 8. You should study every means of keeping up your acquaintance with Sammy Wesley. Both Charles and he stand in much need of serious acquaintance, whether men or women. You should introduce our Betsy to Sally Wesley. They are kindred souls, and I think would soon take acquaintance with each other. If I live till the Conference, I will give her another acquaintance that will be after her own heart. Sister Showell likewise will be a fit acquaintance for her. But let her beware of new acquaintances. I hope you have found a little house in our neighborhood. You have both need of much prayer Peace be with your spirits! I am Your affectionate friend and brother.