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A 63 To Walter Churchey

John Wesley

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To Walter Churchey Date: WHITBY, June 14, 1788. MY DEAR BROTHER, Yours of May 24 overtook me here this morning. But I have not received the parcel Of his Poems. See letter of July 22 to him. which you say was sent by the coach; and probably I shall not receive it, unless it pleases God to bring me back to London. Health is wonderfully continued. Only I am in the fashion: I have a little of the rheumatism. The case of that old woman was very remarkable. It is a true saying, 'None are ruined while they are out of hell.' One would be sorry for the death of George Jarvis, only that we know God does all things well. If Mr. Holmes See letter of Feb. 18 to him. has any money of mine in his hands, I desire he would give you a guinea for the widow. Peace be with you and yours! I am Your affectionate brother.