B 21 To Mrs Warwick
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- John Wesley, “B 21 To Mrs Warwick”. Wesley Corpus,
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To Mrs. Warwick Date: BATH, September 10, 1789. MY DEAR SISTER, I know not what to do or what to say. This untoward man so perplexes me It is not my business to find houses for the preachers' wives. I do not take it upon me. I did not order him to come to Burslem. I only permitted what I could not help. I must leave our brethren to compromise these matters among themselves. They are too hard for me. A preacher is wanted in Gloucester circuit. One of them may go thither. I am, with love to Brother Warwick, Someone has written across the letter, To Mrs. Warwick concerning Michael Moorhouse. See letter of July 7, 1786. my dear sister, Your affectionate brother.