A 13 To Adam Clarke
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- John Wesley, “A 13 To Adam Clarke”. Wesley Corpus,
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To Adam Clarke Date: LONDON, February 11, 1790. DEAR ADAM, On Monday, March 1st, I hope to set out hence; and to preach that evening and on Tuesday at half hour past six o'clock in Bath. On Thursday, if he desires it, I will dine at Mr. Durbin's; and on Monday following begin as usual to meet the classes. I am not at all sorry that James Gore is removed from this evil world. You and I shall follow him in due time, as soon as our work is done. Many of our friends have been lately gathered into the garner as ripe shocks of wheat. Peace be with both your spirits! I am, dear Adam, Your affectionate friend and brother.