B 24 To Henry Moore
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To Henry Moore Date: BRISTOL, September 15, 1789. DEAR HENRY, I am glad you delayed the making of the collection for Dewsbury. I suppose you have now my second paper, See letter of Sept. 11. which should be printed and sent to every Assistant. Herewith I show them more plainly what my sentiments are than I have ever done. Geo. Paramore writes to desire his brother and sister may succeed Brother and Sister Shropshire at Spiralfields. I have no objection. I refer that matter to you, who are upon the spot. All in our house are in great peace. We are a family of love. I love Sister Clarke, only not as much as my dear Nancy; and am, dear Henry, Your affectionate friend and brother.