To Robert Dull Date: LONDON, January 28, 1789. DEAR ROBERT, I am thoroughly satisfied with your economy in the building of the house. It is exceeding cheap. But the grand difficulty is how to raise the money, or, at least, how to raise it as soon as it will be wanted. This is no time of year for making collections. It should be matter of much prayer. I see no way but, Who will lend I will be security for forty pounds more. Look up! I am, dear Robert, Your affectionate friend and brother.